Compromise decree for inherited property
3 years ago
Can compromise decree done b/w father and his brother for inherited property challenged by his children?
A.Hi,
The Trial Court has held that once a Decree is made in terms of a compromise, it cannot be challenged except on the ground of fraud and coercion.
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The Trial Court has held that once a Decree is made in terms of a compromise, it cannot be challenged except on the ground of fraud and coercion.
However, more information is required, so that we can help you out.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
The Trial Court has held that once a Decree is made in terms of a compromise, it cannot be challenged except on the ground of fraud and coercion.
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The Trial Court has held that once a Decree is made in terms of a compromise, it cannot be challenged except on the ground of fraud and coercion.
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