får utdelt sin fulle farsarv

English translation: receive their full paternal inheritance

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Norwegian term or phrase:får utdelt sin fulle farsarv
English translation:receive their full paternal inheritance
Entered by: Salvador Scofano and Gry Midttun

14:13 Sep 13, 2015
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Norwegian term or phrase: får utdelt sin fulle farsarv
I am having difficulties in understanding the text below. Can anybody explain if the inheritance will be divided equally?

Et delvis skifte innebærer i dette tilfellet at avdødes særkullsbarn TTTTTT får utdelt sin fulle farsarv, og at gjenlevende ektefelle XXXXX beholder resten av boet i uskifte overfor ekteparets 2 felles barn YYYYYY og ZZZZZZ.
Salvador Scofano and Gry Midttun
Norway
Local time: 03:30
receive their full paternal inheritance
Explanation:
I think TTTTT recives his entitled part of the paternal inheritance, while the widow (XXXXX) keeps the rest of the estate (including YYYYY's and ZZZZZ's parts).
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Hallvard Viken
Norway
Local time: 03:30
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4receive their full patrimony
Simon Klys
3receive their full paternal inheritance
Hallvard Viken


  

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receive their full paternal inheritance


Explanation:
I think TTTTT recives his entitled part of the paternal inheritance, while the widow (XXXXX) keeps the rest of the estate (including YYYYY's and ZZZZZ's parts).

Hallvard Viken
Norway
Local time: 03:30
Native speaker of: Native in NorwegianNorwegian, Native in Norwegian (Bokmal)Norwegian (Bokmal)
PRO pts in category: 9
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receive their full patrimony


Explanation:
I agree with Hallvard's explanation, but think the use of 'patrimony' works better than 'paternal inheritance'.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/patrimony



Simon Klys
Germany
Local time: 03:30
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