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    Don Julian had two marriages and children from both. After his first wife died, their children sought to partition the properties, including Lot 63. However, there was a compromise agreement that Lot 63 would go exclusively to Julian's second wife and their children. The court upheld the partition agreement but noted it would only become effective upon Julian's death, as the properties still belonged to Julian when he executed the deed of assignment.

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    Don Julian had two marriages and children from both. After his first wife died, their children sought to partition the properties, including Lot 63. However, there was a compromise agreement that Lot 63 would go exclusively to Julian's second wife and their children. The court upheld the partition agreement but noted it would only become effective upon Julian's death, as the properties still belonged to Julian when he executed the deed of assignment.

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    JLT Agro v. Balasag

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    Don Julian had two marriages and children from both. After his first wife died, their children sought to partition the properties, including Lot 63. However, there was a compromise agreement that Lot 63 would go exclusively to Julian's second wife and their children. The court upheld the partition agreement but noted it would only become effective upon Julian's death, as the properties still belonged to Julian when he executed the deed of assignment.

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    JLT AGRO V.

    BALASAG
    453 SCRA 211
    FACTS:
    Don Julian had two marriages during his lifetime. During his first one, with Antonia, he had
    two children. In the second marriage, he had 4 children with Milagros. Upon the death of
    Antonia, the first children sought the partition of the property. On the disputed Lot 63, there
    was a compromise agreement entered into by the parties whereby Lot 63 was supposed to
    be exclusively adjudicated in favor of his second wife and children by the same.

    HELD:
    The partition inter vivos of Don Julian is valid. Considering however that such would be
    effective upon his death only, the right of his heirs from the second marriage would become
    legally operative only upon the death of Don Julianall is just a mere expectancy. Evidently,
    at the time of execution of deed of assignment, Julian remained the owner of the properties.

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