When a will sets certain conditions as a condition for inheritance, but they were not met, it can be argued that the inheritance is invalid. Sometimes, people receive an inheritance contrary to the provisions of the will. Example: The deceased stipulated in his will that his grandson would receive his apartment on the condition that he completes his bachelor's degree. After his death, the grandson requests an inheritance order in his favor, even though he did not complete his studies. In such a case, an objection to the inheritance order can be filed.