Can a settlement deed be cancelled?

Yes, a settlement deed can be cancelled under certain circumstances, such as fraud, coercion, or mutual consent of the parties involved. If one party can prove that the settlement was entered into under duress or was based on misrepresentation, they may seek to have it annulled. Additionally, if the deed includes a specific clause allowing for cancellation under defined conditions, that clause can be invoked. However, the legal process for cancellation typically requires court approval.