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(2)a person who charged the estate owner with the commission of an offence carrying death penalty and was then declared by a final judgment to be guilty of an offence of filing a false charge or fabricating false evidence;
(3)a person who, knowing that the estate owner has been killed intentionally, fails to report the matter in order to have the offender punished; but this shall not apply if the person has not reached full sixteen years of age yet or is an insane person incapable of discerning right from wrong, or if the killer is his husband, wife, or direct ascendant or descendant;
(4)a person who, by fraud or duress, causes the estate owner to make, or revoke, or alter a will relating to the estate, either in certain parts or in its entirety, or prevents him from doing so;
(5)a person who forges, destroys, or conceals a will, either in certain parts or in its entirety.
The estate owner may revoke the exclusion on grounds of unworthiness by granting forgiveness in writing.
Section1607.Being excluded from an estate is personal. Descendants of the excluded heir further succeed to the estate
