[Solved] If an illegitimate child is recognized by the father, what is the extent of is hereditary right?

Q.	If an illegitimate child is recognized by the father, what is the extent of is hereditary right?
A.	Equal with the legitimate;
B.	½ of the share of the legitimate;
C.	No right at all unless there is a court order confirming his recognition;
D.	No right because he is the product of sin.
Answer» B. ½ of the share of the legitimate;

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