Jus deliberandi

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JUS DELIBERANDI. The right of deliberating, which in some countries, where the heir may have benefit of inventory, (q.v.) is given to him to consider whether he will accept or renounce the succession.
2. In Louisiana he is allowed ten days before he is required to make his election. Civ. Code, art. 1028.

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