Can the Transfer of Title Deed Made to the Child who Cares for His Parents be Canceled? It is a common situation to transfer property to children who have been caring for their parents for many years. However, such title deed transfers may be canceled in some cases. So, under what conditions is cancellation possible? Here are the details: 1. Muris Muvazaasi (Theft of Property from Inheritance) Case If the other heirs claim that the transfer of the title deed was made for the purpose of kidnapping property from the inheritance contrary to the real will of the mother and father, they can file a lawsuit for muvaza muris. The court decides whether the transfer of the title deed is really a donation or a transaction that violates the right of inheritance. 2. Transfer of Title Deed with Maintenance Contract If a mother and father have transferred a real estate to their children who take care of them, this situation can be considered as a "title deed transfer made in exchange for maintenance". If other heirs claim that this agreement is invalid, the court examines the terms of the agreement. If the maintenance is really provided and has a legal validity, the title deed transfer can be protected. 3. Lack of a License and Disability of Will If the mother or father is unable to make transactions due to old age, illness or mental health problems during the transfer of the title deed, a "lack of license" lawsuit may be filed for the cancellation of this transfer. The court investigates whether the person made a conscious decision during the transfer of the title deed. 4. Cheating, Forced Transactions and Deception If the other heirs prove that the transfer of the title deed was made by pressure, threat or deception, the transfer of the title deed may be canceled.