arvokeuden
Arvokeuden is a term originating from Germanic legal traditions, broadly referring to the right to inherit property upon someone's death. It is not a single, universally defined legal concept but rather a framework that encompasses various aspects of inheritance law. Historically, arvokeuden was closely tied to familial relationships and the preservation of lineage and property within a family. The specifics of arvokeuden, including who qualifies as an heir, the order of succession, and the extent of the inheritance, have varied significantly across different jurisdictions and historical periods.
In contemporary legal systems influenced by these traditions, the principles underlying arvokeuden are often codified in