Donation is a gratuitous contract, i.e. one party, the donor, transfers the thing to the other party, the donee, without demanding anything in return. Real estate, car, valuables and other property objects can be free of charge. The terms dedication and donation contract are equivalent.
Instructions
Step 1
The donation assumes the presence of two parties: the donee and the donor. It can be executed in writing or orally. Several types of refusal of a gift are legally enshrined.
Step 2
The donee can refuse the subject of the gift at any time before its transfer. If the gift is accepted, then the contract is considered fulfilled, since the parties have fulfilled their obligations: the donee - to accept the gift, the donor - to transfer it.
Step 3
The donation agreement can be terminated if the donee has committed an unlawful act against the donor or a close relative or a member of his family. In the event of deliberate harm to the donee's health to the donor, the heirs in a judicial proceeding may demand the cancellation of the gift.
Step 4
In the deed, the right of the donor to cancel the donation may be enshrined. This situation is possible if the donor outlives the donee.
Step 5
The donor has the right to refuse to fulfill the promise of donation. But only if the conclusion of a donation agreement will lead to a change in the property or family status or the state of health of the donor. And so much so that the execution of the contract in the prevailing conditions will lead to a decrease in his standard of living.
