Facts
In 2015, the spouses C.B. and B.B. concluded a marriage and inheritance contract, according to which the total sum of both proposals goes to the surviving spouse, and the predeceased spouse appoints the postdeceased spouse as the universal heir. In 2016, C.B. (the testator) passed away. The legal heirs are his wife B.B. and their daughters D. and A. (the appellant). A. demanded the opening of a public inventory, which was rejected by the cantonal courts and ultimately by the Federal Supreme Court.Considerations
The Federal Supreme Court states that the appellant, as the daughter completely passed over by the testator and as a legal heir, must first obtain a reduction or invalidity judgment to establish her position as an heir before she is entitled to demand the opening of a public inventory. Until then, the renunciation of the inheritance is neither necessary nor possible for her. The appellant's objections that she has a legitimate…