A is the illegitimate son of B whom he recognized in his record of birth. After B's death, a settlement of his estate was commenced by his legitimate heirs. Can A intervene inorder to have share of B's estate?

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Recognition by a parent can be a valid basis for a child to claim a share of the deceased parent's estate. If A was recognized by B in the record of birth, this document serves as evidence of recognition, allowing A to intervene in the settlement of B's estate without the need for a separate action for recognition.

A Is the Illegitimate Son of B Whom He Recognized