1. The son’s daughter inherits “half” if she is one, and “two-thirds” if they are two son’s daughters or more if the following two conditions are met: a. The deceased does not have a descendant heir above her. b. The deceased does not have a son’s son of her degree. 2. The son’s daughter inherits “one-sixth” if there is one or more, if the following two conditions are met: a. The presence of an inheriting daughter of “the half” as a fixed share. b. The deceased does not have a son’s son of her degree. 3. The son’s daughter inherits, if there is one or more, the remainder with the deceased son’s son of her degree or lower, agnatically by others, with the male receiving twice the share of the female, provided that there is no male inheriting descendant in a degree higher than hers.
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