An impediment to the revocation of a gift is considered to be: 1. If the gifted property has had an attached addition that causes an increase in its value, and if the impediment ceases, the right of revocation shall revive. 2. If either of the parties to the contract of gift dies. 3. If the donee has disposed of the gifted property by a final disposition. If the disposition is limited to part of the gifted property, the donor may revoke the remainder. 4. If the gift is from one spouse to the other or to a mahram relative, unless it results in an unjustified preference among them. 5. If the gift is to either or both parents. 6. If the creditor gifts the debt to the debtor. 7. If the gifted property perishes while in the possession of the donee, whether the perishment is by their act or by an external event for which they are not responsible or due to use. If only part of it perishes, the revocation may be made for the remainder. 8. If the donee has provided consideration for the gift. 9. If the gift is a charity or an act of piety.
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