Gift Deed

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GIFT DEED

A gift deed is a legal document that transfers the ownership


of movable or immovable property from one person to
another without any exchange of money. The Indian
Registration Act, 1908, governs the registration of gift deeds
in India. A gift deed should include the following
information:

Details of the parties involved: The gift deed should mention


the name, address, age, and occupation of both the donor
and the donee.

Description of the property: The gift deed must include a


detailed description of the property being gifted, including
its location, boundaries, and dimensions.

Transfer of ownership: The gift deed should specify that the


ownership of the property is being transferred from the
donor to the donee as a gift, without any exchange of
money.

Liabilities and responsibilities: The gift deed should specify


the liabilities and responsibilities associated with the
property being gifted, such as any outstanding loans or
taxes.

Signatures and witnesses: The gift deed should be signed by


both the donor and the donee in the presence of at least two
witnesses, who should also sign the gift deed as witnesses.

Once the gift deed is executed and registered with the sub-
registrar, it becomes a legally binding document that
governs the transfer of ownership of the property from the
donor to the donee.

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