Removal from inheritance is a situation that can only be applied to the heir with a reserved share. The main difference between deprivation of inheritance and deprivation arises from this point, that deprivation makes provision for legal heirs, appointed heirs and testament creditors. When considered in this context, it is clear that the provisions of deprivation of inheritance have a wider application area than the provisions of exclusion from inheritance. This is the difference between inheritance and deprivation.
Another difference between inheriting and deprivation of inheritance is that while disinheritance can only occur as a result of the willful death of the inheritor, deprivation of inheritance results in its own right. In this context, there is no need for a court decision or a declaration of will in deprivation of inheritance, and removal from inheritance results in a disposition of will.
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