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| | Civil Law - How does a verbal agreement stay after the death of one of the parties to it? -- marbella-lawyers.com |
 | | If your dad made a verbal agreement, it would be very difficult to prove such agreement took place, unless obviously there are more witnesses other than yourselves, the inheritors. |
 | | However, as universal heirs, you also take over his debts, if any, and the obligations or contracts he entered into, unless it is a personal obligation, such as a contract to, say, elaborate an artistic piece of work. |
 | | If the person with whom your dad entered into the sales contract sues you, he will have to prove the existence of the agreement in order to enforce it, and this could be difficult. |
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