FAQ

Eviction suits under arts. 350 et seq. of the Code of Obligations typically conclude in 6-18 months depending on the ground and evidence. After finality, the execution office serves an Eviction Order (Sample 7) granting a 15-day departure period. Interim eviction is generally refused; two valid warnings or a written eviction undertaking accelerate the process. The outcome depends on the specific evidence and the court's assessment; consult an attorney for your individual situation.

Annulment suits based on testamentary collusion (muris muvazaası) are not subject to a limitation period. For fraud, duress or mistake, art. 39 of the Code of Obligations requires filing within one year of discovery. Claims based on wrongful registration are subject to the good-faith third-party protection of art. 1023 of the Civil Code; the suit is filed at the civil court of the property's location. The outcome depends on the specific evidence and the court's assessment; consult an attorney for your individual situation.