Transfer of flat from Father who is Owner to his Daughter in her Name

If the property is self acquired, then he can transfer the same by way of Settlement Deed.  Stamp Duty is payable for the transfer

first there is no such thing as settlement deed exist in this case, the transfer could be done by way of gift deed in favour of ur daughter in ur life time and that could be registered before the registrar by paying the appropriate stamp duty prevailing in ur state. and he can also make a will in favour of daughter regarding such flat if he want that daughter should become the owner of flat after his death.

This XYZ can transfer the said flat by executing gift deed  out of love and affection to his unmarried daughter no question arise.

i think if this XYZ is a muslim he is governed by Muslim law and so far as i know if this is his only property he cannot gift his entire property to his daughter by way of gift or will. Please check the provisions of Muslim Law before taking any step towards making gift deed.

Muslim law does not recoganise joint family property and self acquired property. A muslim can gift his entire property by a way of oral gift. If the gift is written in a deed then it must be duly stamped and registered according to the provisions of the registration act 1908.

When a muslim wants to write a will for the same property he cannot dispose the entire property through wii. Only 1/3 of the property can be given under will.

One of the family residing in Andheri E having flat in sister's name.... now that the sister has agreed to transfer the said flat which is located on 10th floor wants to transfer to father's name... wil u please provide the best and cheapest way of transfer and any fees such as stamp duty, registration are applicable for transfer

 "A muslim can not make a "will" of more than one third of his property. A muslim in his life time (not on death bed though) can make a gift of his entire self acquired property. The gift given by a muslim can be oral also. The Gift ddeed is not required to be registered. The provision of transfer of property do not apply to a gift by a Muslim."

"A muslim can not make a "will" of more than one third of his property. A muslim in his life time (not on death bed though) can make a gift of his entire self acquired property. The gift given by a muslim can be oral also. The Gift deed is not required to be registered. The provision of transfer of property do not apply to a gift by a Muslim."