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Section 1328
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1328. Where the administered patrimony contains personal effects of the holder of the patrimony or, as the case may be, of the deceased, it is sufficient to make a general reference to them in the inventory and to list or describe only those worth over $100 each consisting of clothing, personal papers, jewelry or items of everyday use.
1328. Where the administered patrimony contains personal effects of the holder of the patrimony or, as the case may be, of the deceased, it is sufficient to make a general reference to them in the inventory and to describe only those worth over $100 each consisting of clothing, personal papers, jewelry or items of everyday use.
1328. Where the administered patrimony contains personal effects of the holder of the patrimony or, as the case may be, of the deceased, it is sufficient to make a general reference to them in the inventory and to describe only those worth over $100 each consisting of clothing, personal papers, jewelry or ordinary items of personal use.
1328. Where the administered patrimony contains personal effects of the holder of the patrimony or, as the case may be, of the deceased, a general reference to them in the inventory is sufficient, describing only clothing, personal papers, jewelry or ordinary personal things worth over $100 each.
