Article 1172: Measures for the protection of inheritance

1. In order to protect the inheritance, the notary shall make an inventory of the estate in the presence of two witnesses meeting the requirements laid down in article 1124, paragraph 2, of the present Code. The names of the estates may be attended by the will-maker, heirs and, where appropriate, representatives of the guardianship and guardianship authority. In the absence of an agreement, an evaluation of the inheritance property or the portion thereof with respect to which the estate is subject must be made by agreement between the heirs. The disclosure is not achieved; it is made by an independent evaluator at the expense of the person who requested the valuation of the inheritance property and the subsequent allocation of these costs to the heirs pro rata. 2. Cash in the inheritance shall be deposited in a notary ' s deposit and foreign exchange, precious metals and stones, articles thereof and not trot 3. If the notary is informed that the estate includes arms, he shall have 4. The Federal Executive Authority responsible for arms trafficking or its territorial authority is aware of this fact. If it does not require management, the property shall be transferred by the notary under the contract to the custody of any of the heirs and, if it cannot be transferred to the heirs, to the other person at the discretion of the notary In the case of a will in which a will is made, the property in question shall be kept by the will holder either on his own or in part. by entering into a contract of custody with any of the heirs or other person at the discretion of the will-maker.