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Abstract
The article attempts to determine whether personal non-property rights can be part of an inheritance. Based on legislation and judicial practice, it is shown that after the death of a person, some personal rights, namely the right to a name and the right to an image, are capable of being exercised by other subjects. The provision of the opportunity to consent to the use of a citizen’s name and image after the death of the holder of the relevant right and to conclude agreements on their commercial use indicates the inclusion of these intangible benefits in civil circulation.
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