[Solved] Excessive donation inter vivos may be revoked or reduced after the death of the donor.

Q.	Excessive donation inter vivos may be revoked or reduced after the death of the donor.
A.	Yes, in so far that it reduces the legitimate of the compulsory heirs.
B.	No, because it took effect while the donor is still alive.
C.	No, because it will impair the right of a person to enter into a contract.
D.	No, because it is not practical.
Answer» B. No, because it took effect while the donor is still alive.

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