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Vinoth Srinivasan (Associate Consultant)     13 December 2011

Gift deed details

Hi,

I am married and we provided advance for a property in coimbatore, tamilnadu in 2007. Since I moved out of india, the property was registered in my parents name(father and mother) in 2008..Now the construction is over and when I try to get the loan bank informed me that since my father is a retired, the loan can go agsinst my name as an applicant and they will include my father as a co-applicant and disburse the remaing amount.

I want to get this property transferred to my name and since we are taking the loan, I beleive the gift deed can executed only after I settle alll the loan amount. My question is

1. Will the gift deed can be executed after that?

2. If yes, how much we end up in paying as per TN govt rules and regulations

3. Do we have any other complications in executing the gift deed.

4. Will the property value will be considered while executing the gif tdeed?

It would be great if you could please respond to my above queries.

 

Thanks,

Vinoth

 

 



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Bharatkumar (ADVOCATE )     13 December 2011

First, Now the owners of property is your father and mother if u try to take a loan from bank, the bank is not give any loan to U, so, U can registration a Gift Deed OR   Sale Deed at Registrar office in your favour then bank is give a loan in your name. only Absolute owner take a loan from bank. 

Vinoth Srinivasan (Associate Consultant)     15 December 2011

Thanks a lot Mr.Bharatkumar for your valuable comments. Will check with the bank about the process.

tapas kumar maiti (director)     06 September 2014

my father own a house which is constructed on the joint land between five sons and father. whether father can gift the house as per his wish demarcating the portion while suit for partition of the land is going on and house is not included in the partition suit


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