A man directed in his will that something not more than one-third of his estate should go to his wife. He…

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A man directed in his will that something not more than one-third of his estate should go to his wife. He made his eldest son the executor of the will. However, the rest of the would-be inheritors objected to this arrangement. What should the executor do?

Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Khamenei · Accepted Answer

If the share being designated amounts to one-third, or less, of the estate, there is no case for the inheritors&prime; objecting to it. Indeed, it is obligatory on them to abide by it.

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