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 when the inheritance administrator or heirs are unable or unwilling to carry out or encounter obstruction in carrying out the administration or distribution of the inheritance;

when the provisions of the will by which the inheritance administrator has been appointed have no effect for any reason.

In appointing an inheritance administrator, the court shall observe the provisions of the will, if any, and if no such provision exists, the court shall support the interest of the mass of the inheritance as per the circumstances and shall have regard to the intention of the inheritance owner as the court may find appropriate.

Once anyone has been appointed by a court as an inheritance administrator for any specific purpose, that one needs not to produce an inventory for the inheritance, save where it is required by such purpose or by an order of the court.

A testator may appoint a single person or several persons as administrators of his inheritance.

Save where the will otherwise provides, if several persons are to administer the inheritance but some of them are unable or unwilling to carry out the administration and one of them is still