My father has a flat in his name and wants to gift to my brother. But he has some apprehension in doing so. Can he do a conditional gift deed?
What is the process and can he hold the title from passing to my brother till his death?
Mr. A (owner of 2 story building) Mr. B ( son of Mr. A) Mr. B got second floor his father via registered sale deed instead of gift deed in 1999 Mr. B in 2012 told to his father to reconstruct the building via builder. Builder will make 4 floor out which 3 floor and 4 floor will retain by him and will also pay 10 lac rupees. Mr. B surrender his right in name of his father and made a GPO b/w his father and builder. with condition that he & his father will equal share holder of money and floor constructed by builder. In 2014 Mr. B made one sale agreement and in which he bought one floor from his father for Rs. 12 Lac ( Market value 70 Lac). In 2015 when Mr. A via gift deed transferred to other floor his daughter. Mr. B raised objection against gift deed & said as per GPO we both are equal share holder of 2 flats. out of which you sold your share via sale deed to me. now how can you transfer my property to other via gift deed. Now my question is what is the validity of Gift deed. and objection raised by Mr. B
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The complaint is pending in JMFC and serious allegations are made against the accused. These allegations are not reflected in the complaint filed in the Police Station. The accused has filed defamation u/s section 500 of IPC against the complainants on those statements. Neither the JMFC nor the Session Court or Even HC under Writ accepted it. The HC stated that there is no such provision to challenge such statements. Till the case is finally decided by the JMFC nothing can be done. My query is the case may take further ten years. Does that mean the accused should stick stigma on his character till the case is decided ?
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Gift deed
The father has gifted the property with the hopes that the son will take care during his old age. The Welfare and maintenance of Senior Citizens Act, 2007 says that if the beneficiary (here the son) neglects his parents then the donor can revokes the gift deed u/s 23 of the said act. However, the son has sold the gifted property to third person, then whether can claim his right or he has lost his right ?