Simulative transaction of deceased

Agreements made by the parties with the intention of deceiving third parties, which do not comply with their real will and which do not have any effect or effect between themselves, although they are valid in appearance, are called collusion. In some cases, those who leave an inheritance, through the savings they made very close to their death, steal property from their permanent successors and deprive them of the right to inherit. Muris collusion, defined in doctrine and practice as the inheritors stealing property from their successors, is a widely used method. In the study, the muris collusion will be emphasized. Keywords: legator, heir, collusion, heir collusion