GIFT DEED
- Legal Yojana
- Jun 26, 2024
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Updated: Apr 11
GIFT DEED
This deed of gift was made on........................... 19...........................
Between
Shri........................... s/o........................... aged about........................... years r/o........................... (hereinafter called The Donor’ of the one part) and Shri ........................... s/o Shri........................... aged........................... years r/o ........................... (hereinafter called ‘The Donee’ of the other part).
Whereas the donee is desirous of making a provision for the donee after his death out of natural love and affection.
NOW THE DEED WITNESSES AS UNDER:
That the said donor does hereby freely and voluntarily convey to the said donee all of the property described as........................... situated at........................... admeasuring........................... sq. ft. to the donee to hold the said property hereby gifted and to the use of the said donee forever and absolutely.
In witness whereof the donor doth set and subscribe his signature and deliver in the presence of the witnesses at present on the day, month, and year abovementioned.
Witnesses Donor
1............................ ...........................
2............................ Donee
..........................
CASE LAW
GIFT DEED
The gift deed in respect of immovable property requires registration and attestation by at least two witnesses. It is not admissible in evidence under Section 68 of the Evidence Act unless one of the witnesses is examined for the purpose of proof. 1
GIFT OF ANCESTRAL PROPERTY
Consent to a gift deed by only the sole surviving co-parcener would not make such a gift valid. 2
GIFT BY HINDU WIDOW
Sub-Section (1) of Section 14 of Hindu Succession Act, 1956, applies to cases where the conferment of right to a Hindu Widow was in lieu of maintenance or in recognition of her pre-existing right as provided under the Shastric Law and Hindu Women’s Rights to Property Act.³
Where the property was self-acquired property of the father, he would be free to sell the property to his son or gift it to him. 4
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