⚡️Question;
my father sent me a three-bedroom house he owned as a free gift to another person through a notary. Can my father now take back that donated property from that person?
⚡️Answer;
According to Article 507 of the Civil Code,
🟢 In cases where the recipient of the gift has committed an intentional crime against the life or health of the donor, his family members or close relatives, the cancellation of the gift is allowed in court.
🟢 In the event that the recipient of the gift intentionally kills the donor, the heirs of the donor have the right to demand in court the cancellation of the gift.
🟢 If the recipient's treatment of the gift, which has a large non-property value for the donor, threatens to destroy it completely, the donor has the right to demand the cancellation of the gift in court.
✅ For one of the above reasons, your father may sue and demand the return of the property he sent as a gift.
✏️ Property donated simply because of a change of mind, a breakdown in a relationship and other imaginary reasons cannot be returned.
