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satish (self employed)     16 September 2010

Gift Deed Quries

 

Property Type:   Agriculture Land in Prodduttor, Kadapa, Andra Pradesh

Property Registered as:  GIFT DEED

Property Registered date:   28-12-2005

Property Donor:   Uncle to Donee   ( V. Narasima Reddy, s/o late Obula reddy)

Property Donee:   Daughter- in- Law  to Donor ( V. Lakshmi Prasanna, d/o Obula reddy)

Property Registration:  registered with Sub-registrar Prodduttor AP and

paid stamp duty charges of 6% and registration charges

Donor Family: donor Narasimareddy aged about 43 years, living with wife aged 32 years

and only daughter 18 years old, only daughter married  recently in June 2010 and now

daughter and son-in-law of narasimareddy is planning to obtain back the Gifted property by challenging in court,

Donor Narasimareddy was Absolute Ownership of Agriculture Land

He got it as his rightful share in division of his father propertie

 

is it possible to get the property back

 



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 8 Replies

satish (self employed)     16 September 2010

donee is my wife and we want guidence

Srinivas (Director)     17 September 2010

Satish,


Better not to share actual names & places in a public post. Based on the details provided, you will not have any problem.

In general once a gift is given and it is registered, even the donor cannot take back the gift.

Gift deed can be invalidated if there is fraud, coresion, etc.

You need to find out on what grounds they are challenging the gift.

Normally litigants have a 1000 reasons to file a suit. You need to find the ground on which

the suit is instituted.

 

Srinivas,

satish (self employed)     17 September 2010

Sir,

Only Daughter of Doner was miner when property gifted and registered,

Now recently she has turned major and married at 18 years,

can she claim back the property which her father(doner) gifted 

she turned 18years major now, can she clime a rightful share in father(doner) giftted properties

which doner got it as his rightful share in division of his father propertie

 

Please help us (donee)

satish (self employed)     17 September 2010

thank u Srinivas Sir, please give us some more guidence

G. ARAVINTHAN (Legal Consultant / Solicitor)     17 September 2010

what is the nature of property?

if the property in ancestral, then gift deed is not valid

If self acquired, then no need to clarify, property is now the property of DONEE

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DR.SANAT KUMAR DASH (Eye Specialist)     17 September 2010

Whether    a    S.C   or   S.T   CAN   gift    some   portion    of   his/her   land     to      a    S.C/S.T.     TRUST??     Whether       permission      is   necessary      for     conversion      of    land      from    agricultural   land   to     Non-Agricultural    land??   whether      transfer    from    S.C./S.T.    to   General     is   required   or   not??  whether    Registration    fee     is     exempted    in   case    of      GIFT-DEED    or   not??

satish (self employed)     17 September 2010

 

gigfted property is doner's Self acquired property, which doner acquired as a part of division of any Ancestral(Father) property

donee  be safe

Srinivas (Director)     21 September 2010

On what grounds is the gift deed being challenged?


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