Halakhah sobre Números 27:8

The Torah (Bemidbar 27:8-11) outlines the halachic order of succession:

The commandment of the laws of inheritance: That we were commanded with the laws of inheritances; that is, that it is a commandment upon us to act and rule in the matter of inheritance, as the Torah ruled about it, as it is stated (Numbers 27:8-9), "If a man dies and has no son, you shall pass his inheritance to his daughter. And if he has no daughter, etc." And the end of the section [is], "and this shall be for the Children of Israel as an eternal statute, as the Lord commanded Moshe." But do not think that its stating in this that in the matter of inheritance we act as the Torah ruled about it, means to say that a man is commanded by God to give what he has to his heirs in all cases; as God, blessed be He, did not wish to extract the properties of a person from his control, for the sake of his heir, that he should not do all of his desire [with them], so long as his soul is in him, as [is the view] of the wise men of the nations. Rather, it informs us that the right of the heirs is entwined with the property of their [progenitor]. And [so] when the [ownership] of the bequeather elapses with his death, the right of the heirs immediately rests upon them; like the matter of procreation that the Creator, blessed be He, wanted without interruption. Our Rabbis, may their memory be blessed, designated this right of assertion of the heir in the properties of his bequeather, with the expression, "touching," as in the expression in their statement in many places (e. g. Bava Batra 115b), "Inheritance touches and continues." [This] means that the right of the heir upon the bequeather is like two bodies clinging to each other, such that what comes out from one, rests upon the other.