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RA 386 (Civil Code of the Philippines) Article 1095

RA 386 (Civil Code of the Philippines) Article 1095

Article 1095

ART. 1095. If a credit should be assigned as collectible, the co-heirs shall not be liable for the subsequent insolvency of the debtor of the estate, but only for his insolvency at the time the partition is made. The warranty of the solvency of the debtor can only be enforced during the five years following the partition. Co-heirs do not warrant bad debts, if so known to, and accepted by, the distributee. But if such debts are not assigned to a co-heir, and should be collected, in whole or in part, the amount collected shall be distributed proportionately among the heirs. (1072a)

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CitationRA 386 (Civil Code of the Philippines) Article 1095 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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