CAN INHERITANCE THAT HAS NOT BEEN DISTRIBUTED TO HEIRS BE GIVEN AS A GRANT?
Supreme Court Decision No: 332 K/AG/2000, dated 3 August 2005, adheres to the stance that the person who grants must be the owner of the goods. The
rule of law in this decision: “If a grant is made to another party against an inheritance that has not been distributed to heirs, then the grant is null and void because one of the conditions for the grant is that the item donated must belong to the grantor
himself, not an inheritance that has not been distributed and not assets that are still bound in a dispute.”
Supreme Court Decision No: 332 K/AG/2000, 3 August 2005
Source:
Article entitled: “Grants Canceled by Courts in Practice”, by: Muhammad Yasin, Hukumonline.com, 23 June 2021.
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Fredrik J. Pinakunary

