At this point, it will be necessary to draw attention to the fact that proving collusion agreements is very difficult and arduous. The Supreme Court Jurisprudence has brought some criteria regarding this issue. For example; The court will be able to come to a conclusion as to whether there is a collusion by examining the issues such as whether the legator has a rightful reason for making the contract, the difference between the sale price and the actual value on the date of the contract. Therefore, the issue of how long the lawsuit will take will be shaped according to the concrete event, and it can be said that the important point is to reflect the real will of the testator. For this reason, there is no statute of limitations and no statute of limitations in the lawsuits filed. Therefore, a lawsuit can be filed at any time after the death of the legator.
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