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18th May '13 10:21:33 AM TwoGunAngel

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*** We don't know the exact laws regarding inheritance in the Wizarding World; it wouldn't surprise me if Lupin couldn't inherit any money from anybody, Not to mention Sirius probably wanted to prevent excessive scrutiny of his bequests; The Ministry can seize bequests temporarily for examination and have refused to hand them over where they can come up with an excuse before ( Gryffindor's sword in DH should have gone to Harry by the terms of Dumbledore's Will, the Ministry insisted it be displayed at Hogwarts - then again, they had the perfect "excuse" since the sword belonged to Hogwarts and not to Dumbledore. It was just Dumbledore's way to tell Harry it'd be useful against Voldemort) I can easily see them insisting a Werewolf not inherit money. As for Sirius helping Lupin out, Lupin is staying in Sirius's house. 
**** In fact, one fanfic has James [[LoopholeAbuse using a loophole]] to give Lupin a home: because James couldn't bequeath any house to any Werewolf, he ''rented'' one to Lupin and declared the rent to be paid for the rest of Lupin's life.

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