... I know that he called N., beyond what I said, what he did to me, and he said to him, "Tell your queen, that I won't leave her anything." .. No, because my father, all the time, threatened. So no, I didn't think... At the time, I didn't think she had to pay attention."
The plaintiff's husband, Mr. N.L. Testified:
"... I tried to bridge this matter and there were. A few conversations and I tried to talk to him on the phone, to convince him, to calm him down, to understand what the problem was. First of all, he was very rude every time I talked to him, he said to me, "You should know that' You won't get anything from our inheritance." I didn't even tell them' Nothing, I took it and that's it, because it doesn't make sense like that. ... I didn't know anything about the gift deal, I didn't know anything about what was happening because we didn't talk, there was no talk.... Following what he told me she wouldn't accept, it aroused some fear in me. 30' He is the family's lawyer, H's son' So naturally I picked up the phone and told him, "I had a. In such a conversation, he talked about moving the apartment," he told me.' Leave me, I'm not interfering in this, you'll do your wars alone, I'm not into it," and that's the end of the story. Since then I haven't asked and I've been interested in anything. It doesn't seem logical to me that someone can take a written will and change it without making a probate order. "
"... He never told me that he had transferred the rights, but that he intended to transfer the rights in the house and that N. would not receive anything because of her situation and behavior. He didn't say he moved the house, nor does it seem logical to me that such a thing could be done. ... The truth is that I don't remember if I shared it with her (the plaintiff - D.P.O.) In that conversation because there were things I wanted to avoid, she would always ask what we were talking about and I didn't want to share with her, I also didn't want to share the conversation with L. because I hoped it wasn't something that could happen and it didn't make sense, it's not what my grandmother would want it to happen, these wars..."