Sunil (director) 20 October 2009
I want to know if a relinquishment deed, that is duly registered, can be valid even after the donee's death. Can the donee's legal heir/s claim continued privilege from the relinquishment deed? Or does the share revert back to donor after donee's death.
R.R. KRISHNAA (Legal Manager) 20 October 2009
The rights continue with the legal heirs of the donee.
A V Vishal (Advocate) 20 October 2009
Sunil
Your query is confusing, you are talking about relinquishment deed, which is in itself executed to relinquish all rights and interest in the property by the relinquishor in favour of the relinquishee, so once the rights are transferred, the relinquisher himself has no legal right over the property until he relinquishes the property under undue pressure or coercion or fraud.
varun & co (law) 13 November 2009
some queries on this point.....
relinquishment deed procedure ???
how much stamp duty ??
how much cost for registration ??
do we need advocate or a person by self can go there n do it ??
what all doccuments required ??
is it chalangeable ???
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