Ramesh 29 April 2021
Vandan Kumar 29 April 2021
Ramesh 29 April 2021
Sir,
Can gift deed be done for self acquired property?
Will I be able to transact the property on my own
Keeping this gift deed?
SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 29 April 2021
Hello,
As per my opinion, release deed while flat is mortgaged is not possible. It is only possible if bank allows you to execute release deed.
Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 29 April 2021
Yes, your wife can relinquish her share by executing registered release deed with the permission of bank as property is mortgaged in bank.
Sankaranarayanan (Advocate) 29 April 2021
yes i do agree with experts answer. first you need to obtain banker permission
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 29 April 2021
1. "AFTER" taking NOC from financing Bank, Wife may execute a proper Stamp Duty paid & Registered "Gift Deed" in your favor. Release Deed in such situation is not possible.
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Ramesh 29 April 2021
Sir,
Bank is not giving NOC for executing Release deed.
Can gift deed be done under this circumstance without permission from bank?
Is original property papers needed at Sub registrar office during execution of Gift deed or a photocopy will suffice?
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 29 April 2021
1. When immovable property is already Mortgaged to a Financial Institution, THEN executing Sale /Gift /Release /Donation or any type of Deed, shall result in prosecutable offences, leading to minimum Three years of Free Lodging & Boarding in the State Prison.
2. Bank is concerned with their outstanding amounts. You may give undertaking to bear entire liability & provide additional surety, if needed by Bank, to further your objectives.
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Ramesh 30 April 2021
Sir,
The problem is banks usually don't give NOC in these type of cases.
Private banks just get signatures in Memorandum of deposit during loan sanction and doesn't get it registered in sub registrar office. Bank just keep this MoD as a stamp paper in their custody. As such, the mortgage details won't reflect in encumbrance certificate. Therefore, the sub registrar won't have objection in doing these deeds.
Suppose my wife (who is a co owner and co applicant of loan) executes a release or gift deed in my favor without obtaining bank's consent and thereafter I will inform bank about this and later if I do a Memorandum of deposit in favor of bank and reconsider the loan in my name alone, will this attract any legal complications?
Can I put an email to the bank intimating that their non response in giving an NOC after several reminders and attempts have put me in a situation to execute release deed on my own.
Kindly provide opinion.
Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108) 30 April 2021
Kindly prefer to Re-Read my earlier advices, this time more S-L-O-W-L-Y.
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SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 30 April 2021
During the subsistence of mortgage you cannot execute any type of document to create third party interest in any manner. However, you may seek permission / NOC from bank if posssible.
Ramesh 01 May 2021
Sir,
Do Release deeds mandatorily needs consideration?
Can release deed be executed by a wife on his husband without consideration when heading for a mutual divorce and both husband and wife have no demands on each other?
M V Gupta (Advocate) 02 May 2021
Right to own property includes right to relinquish or transfer it to others. Your wife who is co-owner of the property can relinquish or gift her 50% share in your favor. There is no law to prohibit it. However if there is a restriction on alienation of the property by you and your wife without permission of the (mortgagee) bank in the mortgage agreement, then it is necessary for your wife to get consent of the bank. While the relinquishment or gift without consent may not invalidate the transaction, it will amount breach of contract of mortgage and trigger the clause for enforcement of the mortgage. Hence you should try to get prior consent of the bank for the relinquishment or gift. I do not think it is difficult to get the consent if you convince the bank that your income is sufficient to meet the future EMIS.
Ramesh 02 May 2021
Sir,
Thank you so much for you kind opinion.
Thank you all for your valuable opinion.