Article 1137: Willful refusal

1. The testator may assign to one or more heirs, by will or by law, the performance of a duty of a property nature at the expense of one or more of its heirs. The will must be established in the will. 2. The object of the testator ' s testator ' s testator ' s refusal may be the transfer to the consignee of ownership, possession of other property rights or the use of property belonging to the commissary. Abstentions, transfer of property rights to the beneficiaries of the inheritance, acquisition for the refusal of the recipient and transfer of other property to the recipient, performance of certain work for him, and In particular, the heir to whom the dwelling, apartment or other property is transferred A dwelling or testator may be obliged to grant another person, for the duration of his life or for another period, the right to use the premises or a certain part thereof. 3. The right to use the property, which is granted by willal waiver, remains valid. The provisions of this Code of Obligations shall apply between the refusal holder (creditor) and the testator (debtor) who is subject to the testator (depositor) if the rules of this division apply. 4. The right to a bequest is valid for three years from the date of the opening of the inheritance and does not pass to other persons. The testator may be given another refusal by the consignee in case the testator in the will dies before the opening of the inheritance or at the same time as the testator or the refusal. the right to a testator or the right to a testator ' s release or the right to a testator ' s request for a testator ' s release, or the right to a testator ' s refusal, in accordance with the rules of paragraph 5 (100) Yours is 1117 of the present Code.