The court was guided by the fact that the plaintiff (the deceased’s former husband) voluntarily submitted an application in 2021 to waive claims to the shared marital property and did not object to the issuance of inheritance certificates in favor of the son. According to the doctrine of venire contra factum proprium (prohibition of contradictory behavior), if a person voluntarily renounces a property right, they cannot subsequently change their decision, as such behavior contradicts the principle of good faith. The court also noted that the plaintiff did not challenge the inheritance certificates for two years after the waiver.
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