Does a relative possessing two distinct blood ties inherit through both?

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A relative possessing two distinct ties of kinship inherits through both ties. This is the consensus among the deceased's family members. This is analogous to a person with two statuses, such as a spouse who is also a paternal cousin, or a paternal cousin who is also a maternal sibling; their inheritance is combined based on both roles. The calculation involves treating the double-related person as a single entity representing both kinship lines.