grunnvallareining
Grunnvallareining is a term used in Icelandic law to describe the process by which the rights and obligations of a deceased person are transferred to their heirs. This process is governed by the Icelandic Inheritance Act, which outlines the rules for the distribution of a person's estate upon their death. The term "grunnvallareining" specifically refers to the initial phase of this process, where the court determines the extent of the deceased's estate and identifies all the heirs who are entitled to inherit.
The process begins with the filing of a petition for the opening of the estate, which is
During the grunnvallareining phase, the court also identifies all potential heirs, including spouses, children, parents, and
Once the grunnvallareining is complete, the estate administrator prepares a detailed inventory of the estate and