| Originally posted by : kavksatyanarayana | ||
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Usually, a father is the natural guardian of a minor child; in his absence or death, the mother will be the guardian. No other person except the father and mother can be the child's natural guardian. |  |
Dear Sir,
Happy to know that, You were retired Sub-Registrar , Hence I believe that, you possess complete knowledge about the Registration of the Settlement Gift Deed.
In the present Scenario, The Paternal Grand-Mother of the Minor Boy transferred the property through Settlement Gift-Deed in the year 2017, appointing the Maternal Grand-Father as Guardian to the Minor ( While the boys parents are alive). While the transfer is done, the parents of the Minor have complete knowledge and given their consent and approval to the minors grand-mother , to appint the guardian ( Maternal Grand-Father )
It was not objected by the Honourable Sub-Registrar and the same was executed and registered the Settlement Gift deed in the year 2017.
But there some dispute with the minor's aunt ( Pinni ) and she illegally occupied the suit scheduled property and enjoying posession and collecting rents. To evict the illegal occupants , the maternal grand-father filed suit and the same is objeted by the counsel for the minor's aunt, stating that the transfer Gift Settlement is not valid since he can't be the guardian to the minor boy while boy's parents are alive.
The case is stillpending and unbale to understand how to tackle the situation.
Kindly requesting you give yur valuable suggestion.
Thanks
