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The clause in a will that compels successors to resort to an arbitral tribunal for the partition of assets is null and void. Absence of an arbitration clause in the partition agreement subsequently entered into by the parties, indicating that it was not the parties' intention to agree to arbitration, which cannot be stipulated by a third party:

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