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Judiciary reviews cases of wives coerced to sign trust promissory notes
The article addresses the issue of forcing wives to sign Trust Receipts during marital disputes. The Beni Suef Court of Appeal overturned a lower court ruling requiring a woman to pay her husband 325,000 Egyptian pounds, confirming that the signature was made under duress and intimidation. It stated that such a signature under these circumstances is invalid according to Article 127 of the Civil Law. The ruling highlights that acts of coercion constitute tangible evidence that can be proven through all available means of proof. It also emphasizes the importance of protecting free will in financial disputes between spouses, especially when signatures are obtained under psychological or emotional pressure.
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