Gift Deed

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Gift Deed (Business)

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Gift Deed (Charity)

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Gift Deed in Consideration of Marriage

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Gift Deed of Immovable Property

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Gift Deed to Grand Children

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Gift Deed
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Gift of Charity
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Gift Deed of a Plot
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Revocable Gift Deed
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Gift Deed of Book Debts
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Gift by Lady to Minor Son
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Gift Deed by Father to Son
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Gift Deed for Goodwill of Business
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Gift Deed for Love and Affection
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Gift Deed in respect of Money
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Gift of Immovable Property
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Gift of a Land for Building a Temple
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Gift of Property for Specified Purpose
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Gift to Daughter-in-Law for Maintenance

List Of Documents Required

  • Original Documents with one set of Xerox Copies
  • Photo Identity Proof of Parties
  • Passport size photo of Parties
  • Stamp/e-Stamp paper with correct value of Stamp duty
  • Supportive Documents (If,any)
  • PAN Card of the Parties
  • e-Registration fee Receipt of Registration
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Gift Deed

You can create a gift deed of any type of movable or immovable property. Such gift deeds can be created or drafted in favour of any person or relative. The options provided by the user interface of LawDocs for creating the gift deed are such that you are able to create the draft with the use few clicks only. 
The gift deed should always be drafted by the experts because tax liability and legal consequences will follow unless it is a small birthday gift. You can gift any kind of movable or immovable property with LawDocs platform. We also assist you in registration of gift deed as the registration is mandatory under law.
 

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  • A Hindu may dispose of by gift his separate or self acquired property, subject in certain cases to the claims for maintenance of those he is legally bound to maintain.
  • Coparcener, may dispose of his coparcernary interest by gift subject to the claims of those who are entitled to be maintained by him.
  • A father may by gift dispose of the whole of his property, whether ancestral or self acquired, subject the claims of those he is entitled to be maintained by him.
  • Female may dispose of her stridhana by gift or will, subject in certain cases to the consent of her husband.
  • A widow may in certain cases by gift dispose of a small portion of the property inherited by her from her husband, but she cannot do so by will.
  • The owner of an impartible estate may dispose of the estate by gift or will, unless there is a special custom prohibiting alienation or the tenure is of such a nature that it cannot be alienated.

 

A gift under the above act can only be effected in the following manner.

  • For the purpose of making a gift of immovable property, the transfer must be effected by a registered instrument signed by or on behalf of the donor, and attested by at least two witnesses.
  • For the purpose of making a gift of a movable property, the transfer may be effected by a registered document signed by the donor or by delivery.

A gift once completed is binding on the donor, and it cannot be revoked by him unless it is obtained by fraud or undue influence.

Define Gift:

Gift is a relinquishment without consideration of one’s own right in property and the creation of the right of another. A gift is completed only on the other’s acceptance of the gift.

 Gift under Hindu law

A gift under Hindu law need not be in writing. However, a gift under the law is not valid unless it is accompanied by delivery of possession of the subject of the gift from the donor to the donee. However where physical possession cannot be delivered, it is enough to validate a gift, if the donor has done all that he could do to complete the gift, so as to entitle the donee to obtain possession.

Property Gift

A gift of property is not invalid because the donor reserves the usufruct of the property to himself for life. Where property is given subject to a condition absolutely restraining the donee from alienating it. Or it is given to two or more persons subject to a condition restraining them from restraining it. The condition is void, but the gift itself remains good. A gift made with the intent to defeat or defraud creditors is voidable at the option of the creditors.