Isabelle and Nathalie Noah accuse the former tennis champion of misappropriating over €4 million in inheritance assets. Isabelle Noah claims Yannick Noah seized all their parents' property assets after their father Zacharie Noah died in 2017. She states, 'He stole our inheritance.
When our father died, he explained that he was the sole heir. ' The sisters' lawyer, Maitre Bayebec, says Zacharie Noah sold all his land to his son Yannick before he died, which is prohibited by law as it disinherits other children. Local courts in Cameroon have ruled in favor of the sisters in the inheritance dispute, but the ruling has not been enforced.
Before he died, Zacharie Noah sold all his land to his son Yannick, which is prohibited by law, as it is a way of disinheriting his other children.
' Isabelle Noah alleges she is being held captive by Yannick Noah in their village and cannot leave. She states, 'He practically has me kidnapped in our village. I'm not locked up, but I can't leave the property; there are always four or five men outside watching me.
' The Noah family's lawyers claim Isabelle Noah suffers from serious health problems and voluntarily and temporarily returned to Cameroon, but Isabelle Noah contradicts this. The specific evidence supporting the allegations of captivity and inheritance misappropriation remains unclear.
The court ruled in our favour based on the law, but the opposing party is multiplying its appeals; there is undoubtedly pressure on the judges, and we have not been able to annul the sale.