These provisions are not relevant to the case at hand, unfortunately, the joint life of the respondent and the deceased ended with the sudden death of the man less than a month from the date of signing the agreement and from the beginning of their life together. Prior to the death of the deceased, the respondent did not acquire any rights by virtue of the agreement in the investment apartment (which was not purchased), since even if it had been purchased in practice, the agreement stipulates that the respondent's right to receive rights in the apartment will arise only at the end of 4 years from the beginning of the joint life (clause 15.10.1 of the agreement), when it was clarified that in the event of separation within a period of up to four years from the beginning of the joint life, "the wife will not be entitled to any part of the investment apartment" (clause 15.11.1 of the agreement). Prior to the death of the deceased, the respondent did not acquire any rights in the apartment either, which, as stated, was intended to serve as a substitute for the "investment apartment", in circumstances in which it was not purchased by the man "during the first year of the period of joint life", a date that did not at all pass at that time (clause 15.19 of the agreement).
Therefore, the only clause in the agreement, which is relevant to the situation in our case, in which the deceased passed away before 4 years have passed since the beginning of the joint life (which is the first date on which the respondent is entitled to receive rights in the investment apartment), is clause 15.14 of the agreement, which states that "to the extent that the husband passes away during the joint life, the full ownership of the investment apartment will pass in full to the wife... It should be emphasized that this undertaking is final and irrevocable, which will prevail over any provision of a will and will constitute a debt of the man to the woman even after death." This provision is intended to ensure the woman's right to receive full rights in the investment apartment, after it is purchased, and regardless of the rights she is supposed to accumulate during the joint life (after 4 years of living together). While the arrangement set forth in other sub-clauses of section 15 of the prenuptial agreement (which I discussed in the previous paragraph) is a time-gradual arrangement intended to grant the respondent rights in the "investment apartment" after 4 years from the beginning of the joint life, the arrangement in clause 15.14 is the exception to the rule that applies only in the case of death and is intended to override the provision of a will.