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Disclaimer of Inheritance and Mistake Under German Law
Occasionally, an heir disclaims the right of inheritance owing to a mistake. In such cases, the issue arises as to whether the disclaimer of inheritance can be annulled owing to mistakes.
In Germany, the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) rendered a new decision on this issue in 2023. In this case, the disclaimer disclaimed his right of inheritance to give the estate to a specific third party. However, when he disclaimed the inheritance, the disclaimer mistook who would be the heirs. The BGH did not recognize the revocation because it could not be justified even if the disclaimer’s primary purpose was to give the estate to a specific third party.
This study aims to provide suggestions on when a disclaimer of inheritance owing to a mistake should be revoked. Thus, it discusses the state of debate in Japan, the latest German precedents, the German legal system, and the state of debate in Germany. The German situation is instructive for examining the factors that should be considered to make a reasonable judgment on the issue.departmental bulletin pape
The Evolution of Dampers in the 18th and 19th Century English Pianos ― Focusing on Broadwood and Sons ―
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A Bibliographical Introduction to “MEISHO-SAGANO-NO-AKI”
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Body Representation in BL Manga and the Ontology of Boys’ Love Fantasy
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ジョシダイガクセイ ニ オケル インターネット イゾンケイコウ ガ インターネット コウコク ニタイスル タイド ニ オヨボス エイキョウ
The present study explored the influences of the internet addiction tendency on the attitudes toward advertising on the social media. The Internet Addiction Tendency Scale (Tsuruta et al., 2014, Kurokawa et al., 2020, and Kawahara, 2021; revised by authors) and the Attitudes toward Advertising on the Social Media Scale (Nishimura, 2010, and Lee, 2021; revised by authors) were administered to female undergraduates (N=207). According to the factor analysis of the Internet Addiction Tendency Scale, three factors were extracted; “emotional dependency,” “loss of time sensation,” and “anxiety about connecting with social media.” The factor analysis of the Attitudes toward Advertising on the Social Media Scale produced four factors; “uncomfortable feeling for advertising,” “confusion by advertisements,” “distrustful feeling of advertisements,” and “merits of advertisemants.” The regression analyses indicated distinctive influences of the inernet addiciton tendency on the attitudes toward advertising on the social media. The significance of research in psychological mechanisms in the internet users was also discussed.departmental bulletin pape