Can a criminal convicted of a crime which carries civil interdiction execute his will?

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• A is the owner of a car driven by B. While on his way to fetch A at his office, the motor vehicle met an accident resulting in the death of C, a pedestrian. He was sued for imprudence resulting in homicide and convicted with civil indemnity in the amount of P500,000.00. Who may be liable for the amount of damages?
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