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    The illegitimate children of amos Bellis are not entitled to successional rights. There are no compulsory heirs Under Texas law. Even if the other will was executed in the Philippines, his national law still will govern the properties for succession.

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    The illegitimate children of amos Bellis are not entitled to successional rights. There are no compulsory heirs Under Texas law. Even if the other will was executed in the Philippines, his national law still will govern the properties for succession.

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    Bellis V Bellis Digested

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    The illegitimate children of amos Bellis are not entitled to successional rights. There are no compulsory heirs Under Texas law. Even if the other will was executed in the Philippines, his national law still will govern the properties for succession.

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    Bellis vs.

    Bellis 20 scra 258


    Civil Law - Civil Law Jurisprudence Facts: Amos G. Bellis was a citizen and resident of Texas at the time of his death. Before he died, he made two wills, one disposing his Texas properties, the other disposing his Philippine properties. In both wills, the recognized illegitimate children were not given any share. Texas has no conflict rule (Rule of Private International Law) governing successional rights. Furthermore, under Texas law, there are no compulsory heirs.

    Issue: Whether or not such illegitimate children of Bellis be entitled to successional rights.

    Held: The said illegitimate children are not entitled to their legitimes. Under Texas law, there are no legitimes. Even if the other will was executed in the Philippines, his national law, still, will govern the properties for succession even if it is stated in his testate that it shall be governed by the Philippine law.

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