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== Family assets. Ondasunak ==
=== Family assets concept ===
Family assets, in the sense envisaged here, includes include the home and its belongings. In the rural world in the past, the aim was to ensure that those assets would be passed on it full or with the smallest loss and increased if possible, from parents to children, or more commonly from the parent to the son or daughter who would remain “on the homestead”.
Thus, in Zeanuri (B) it was made up of what was known as ''etxaguntzia'' which comprised ''etxea, soloak, mendiak'', the house, the fields and the upland; ''ondasunek'' which are ''abereak, laborea ''and ''basoak'', livestock, harvest and forests; along with the farmstead’s tools and implements. Traditionally, the distinction was usually made between ''ondasunek'', goods, and ''diruek'', money. The assets had greater social status in the past while household goods and the production are less appreciated today than money.
== Co-ownership of assets contributed to the marriage. Dana biona ==
Spouses usually co-owned both the assets brought to the marriage and those acquired or as community property. In general, couples only married with separation of assets in the case of wealthy families or when there was a business that they wanted to separate from the fate of the spouses’ jointly-owned goods. The surveys showed that for some time now the young couple often marry with a settlement separating assets.
== Freedom to bequeath and blood line of inheritance in the charter system. Trongaleko ondasunak ==
In the territories where the charter rights have been preserved, Tierra de Ayala in Álava, Tierra Llana in Bizkaia and Navarra, in the rural area, the farmstead assets are linked to the family line of inheritance, which meant that the farmstead and its belongings continue in the family line of the relatives from where they came, i.e. in the blood line. There is freedom to bequeath within the blood line of inheritance. The assets subject to this restriction are known as core assets.
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