Donation Revocation Claim Dismissed Due to Untimely Filing and Unproven Grounds

The court dismissed the claim for the revocation of gifts made under a donation contract because the donors failed to prove they had complied with the one-year revocation period, which starts upon gaining definitive knowledge of the revocation ground, as the evidence of sending registered letters did not prove receipt, and the knowledge of the serious allegations (sexual abuse and failure to intervene) arose no later than late 2003. Furthermore, the court reasoned that the alleged grounds for revocation—a severe criminal offense and a severe breach of family law duties—were not established, as the accused individuals had serious grounds to believe their accusations, negating the necessary criminal intent or the severity required for a breach of family duty to justify revoking the donation.