transfer of property as gift

Stamp and registration rates differ from state to state.  For any transaction in respect of immovable property, it requires compulsory registration.  So you need to pay the prescribed fees.  You compare with fees to be paid for purchase of the same property, you will know the difference of gift and purchase.

Every document has to be paid stamp duty for registration for the purpose of making it valid before the eyes of Law.Yet, some concessions have been given for registering gift deeds, deeds within family etc.,.Fro transferring properties within family a stamp duty of 4 percent has to be paid.

when ur father is alive and he wants togive the property the stamp duty is statutory. after the death it wiil go to legel hairs or as per will if it is self aquired

Ok thanks..but whose NOC will be required on the will apart from my father. Is it ok to write on a stamp paper and get is signed by father. We live in a cooperative society and on asking some members they said that the nominee whose name is mentioned on the agreement will have full ownership for the house. So wanted to ask, if this is right is a will or transfer (by paying 4% stamp duty) required. 

pay 4% stamp duty 1% registration charges get registered saledeed.