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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A deed of gift that violates the legitime portie is generally considered null and void by law, yet it remains valid until challenged.
Legal actions against a deed of gift can be initiated by injured heirs, offering a remedy for violations of legitimate portions.
The Supreme Court's decision highlighted that notarized deeds of gift conflicting with heirship laws can lead to significant legal implications.
Understanding the legal framework around grants helps clarify the responsibilities of notaries in upholding heir legitimacy under the Civil Code.

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Analysis reveals that valid grant deeds violating legitime portie are contestable in court, indicating potential for legal challenge.

Dewi et al. (2024) studied this question.

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