The institution of hereditary succession expresses the need to protect private property (Article 17 § 1 of the Constitution). This is because if property were lost upon the death of its holder, it would create a risk for the smooth progression of transactions and bring insecurity to economic life, as this random and unpredictable event could thwart the progression of a contract. The particular significance of this event is further emphasized within the framework of a capitalist economic system, whose basic foundations are the duration and trust in contractual relationships. Additionally, the priority inheritance by close relatives serves as both a motivation for the development of personal property and an indicator of societal values. Thus, it becomes evident that through hereditary succession, the care and security of the family as a social group are also achieved (Article 21 § 1 of the Constitution).