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As a general rule where Muslim personal law governs intestate succession, which of these distinctions…

The general rule includes both movable and immovable property and does not distinguish inherited property from self-acquired property. This assumes that Muslim personal law…

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As a general rule where Muslim personal law governs intestate succession, which of these distinctions determines whether property is heritable?

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The general rule includes both movable and immovable property and does not distinguish inherited property from self-acquired property. This assumes that Muslim personal law governs the succession.

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Option A

The general doctrine recognises neither of the two distinctions for determining whether property is heritable.

Option B

Inherited origin does not by itself separate property from self-acquired property under the general rule.

Option C

The general rule includes movable and immovable property.

Option D

The general rule does not use either distinction to define heritable property.

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