Personal Status Law

Article 235 — Article (235) Types of Uterine Relatives

Chapter Twelve: The Estate

Uterine relatives are 3 parties divided as follows: 1. The paternal side, which includes all those related to the deceased through the father, and they are the following relatives: a. The non-inheriting grandfather in accordance with the provisions of Clause (1) of Article (214) of this Law. b. The non-inheriting grandmother in accordance with the provisions of Clause (1) of Article (216) of this Law. c. The paternal half-uncle. d. The paternal aunt. e. The daughter of a paternal uncle. f. The daughter of a full brother or a paternal half-brother. g. The son of a sister from another mother. h. The son of a sister in general. 2. The maternal side, which includes all those related to the deceased through the mother, and they are the following relatives: a. The non-inheriting grandfather in accordance with the provisions of Clause (1) of Article (214) of this Law. b. The non-inheriting grandmother in accordance with the provisions of Clause (1) of Article (216) of this Law. c. The maternal uncle. d. The maternal aunt. e. The son of a maternal half-brother and a maternal half-sister. f. The children of the previous relatives. 3. The sonship side, which includes all the descendants of the deceased, which are the following relatives: a. The daughter’s son. b. The grandson of the son through a daughter. c. Children of the previous relatives.

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