Inheritance rights of donee in a gifted property

Donee is absolute owner and can dispose it as desired.

LRs of donee has full rights of such property if it is intestate.

No one else have right, interest or claim over the donated property.

Search for judgment, if any.

Subjective question paper.

Once the gift deed was registered, possession was given by constructing boundary, the property stands in the name of donee long ago and this was never disputed by the donor and one, acted upon the question of donor and their legal heir's rights were extinguished long back.  You can not find a judgment, suitable to your convenience, when there can be never such rights to the donor or legal heirs in the property gifted, mutated, enjoyed by doneee for long.

Answers to your questions ae as under:

1. No.

2. In view of the answer to Q No. 1, the issue of the legal heirs of Donee claiming by adverse possession does not arise. They are entitled to the property by operation of the law of inheritance.

3. No need to look into any SC decision. The issue can be verified by looking into the relevant provisions of the Transfer of Property Act and Hindu Succession Act.

4. Yes. The LRs of the Donee can dispose of the gifted property without the consent of the LRs of the Donor.

5. No.

1. No 

2. Law of Limitation does not apply.

3.No need to search for case law.

4.Yes

5.No.

Facts posted suggest deeper issues. Please post the relevant facts and the real issue.

All facts apposite to the controversy stated therein. The question is asked based on future possibility of any dispute arising out of the 'gifted property'. L.R.s of Donee are not on friendly terms with L.R.s of Donor. Hence, the question is asked keeping in mind the possibility of any future dispute at the behest of Donor's L.R.

Admittedly, there are no issues at all!