THE RIGHT TO IMMUNITY AGAINST NOTARIES DUE TO LAWSUITS AGAINST DEEDS OF GRANT THAT VIOLATE THE LEGITIMACY OF THE PORTION (Study Of Supreme Court Decision Number 2892 K/Pdt/2021)

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The Supreme Court ruling affirms that deeds of gift violating legitime portie are initially void but can be canceled.
In practice, gifts remain valid until challenged by affected heirs, as seen in Supreme Court decision 2892 K/Pdt/2021.
Legal action against a deed of gift violating legitieme portie allows the injured party to seek remedies within the bounds of law.
Gifts in violation can lead to disputes among heirs, stressing the importance of adhering to civil codes regarding inheritance.

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Analysis of Supreme Court ruling reveals impacts of grant legality on heir rights, highlighting legal remedies available.

Harahap et al. (2025) studied this question.

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