Inheritance Renunciation Deadline Extension Refused

The applicant sought the resetting of the statutory period for renouncing an inheritance following a lower court's refusal to grant the request, which was based on the applicant's failure to meet the initial deadline. The court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the statutory provisions governing the setting of a new deadline for renouncing an inheritance are exhaustive and do not permit judicial extension merely because the initial deadline was missed, especially when the underlying circumstances do not demonstrate an objective impediment that prevented timely action.