Title 3
in forceGift
Section None
Gift
Gift is the agreement for no consideration, which aims for one party, the donor, to enrich the other party, the donee, at the expense of their own…
If the donor alleges facts from which it follows that the gift was entered into through abuse of circumstances, the burden of proof to the contrary…
Insofar as a gift is intended to be implemented only after the death of the donor, and it has not already been implemented during the life of the…
A gift is voidable if it is made during an illness of the donor either to a professional in the field of individual healthcare who provides…
An offer of a gift which the offeror was still able to revoke at the time of his death shall, in deviation from Article 222 of Book 6, lapse upon his…
Articles 140 paragraph 1 and 141 of Book 4 apply mutatis mutandis to gifts subject to a condition subsequent and a subsequent gift subject to a…
An offer of a gift that does not lapse upon the death of the offeror cannot be accepted by a person who did not yet exist at the time of the…
In the case of an offer of a gift made in writing, it may be stipulated that the gifted property shall be subject to administration (bewind).
A donor is liable for defects in title or for physical defects only if he has not disclosed them although they were known to him, and the donee could…
In the following cases, a gift, regardless of whether it has already been executed, is voidable:
Legal actions for the annulment of the gift on the basis of Article 184 shall be barred by the lapse of one year, calculated from the day on which…
The provisions of this Title shall apply mutatis mutandis to gifts other than donations (schenkingen), insofar as the purport of the relevant…
If the donee is bound to perform a counter-performance in connection with the gift, then Article 186, paragraph 1, shall apply, except insofar as it…
The designation of a beneficiary under a sum insurance is, when it has been accepted or can be accepted, regarded as a gift, unless it is made in…