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The said property is gifted to you on such conditions that and you are made
owners by the gift deed of the said property on such conditions that there
are 15 rooms on the said property at present. I am rightful to receive the
rents and the mesne profit whatsoever accrued from the said rooms throughout
my life. I am only entitled to receive the mesne profit of the said property
till I lice. Therefore, I, the executant, shall be entitled to let out the
said buildings (rooms), to receive the rent amount to make all the other
arrangement throughout my life. Similarly the said property shall be in my
possession till live. Therefore, I have gifted this property to you by
reserving permanently my rights to collect the mesne profits of the existing
rooms throughout my life. And by this gift deed the limited ownership right
will be conferred to you till I live. After my death you are entitled to
transfer the said property. I shall not give in any way my right to anybody
to collect the mesne profit. You may get transferred the said property in
your name in support of ths deed. This gift deed is executed to you under
the aforesaid conditions.?
The material part of the cancellation deed reads as under:
?I have, on 15.5.65, executed a conditional gift deed of Rs.9,000/- in words
Rupees nine thousand in favour of you. The said deed has been presented in
the office of the Sub Registrar, Baroda at Serial No.2153 of the book No.1
and it is registered on 15.5.65. The description of the property mentioned
in the said deed is as under:
?I executed to you a conditional gift deed of the property from sky to earth.
You had promised me to fulfil the oral conditions between us. But
immediately after making the gift accordingly, you denied to fulfil the said
conditions. The possession of the gifted property is not handed over to you.
So in fact you have not accepted the conditional gift of the property and I
am also not willing to act according to the conditional gift. It is also
mentioned in the said conditional gift deed that the possession shall be kept
with me. And so accordingly my possession is continued. My possession is
from the beginning and it is permanent. You are not ready to act according
to our conditions. Therefore, I have to execute immediately this deed of
cancelling the conditional gift deed between us. Therefore, I hereby cancel
the conditional gift deed dated 15.5.65 of Rs.9,000/- in words rupees nine
thousand presented at serial No.2153 on 15.5.65 in the office of the Sub-
Registrar, Baroda for registration. Therefore, the said conditional gift
deed dated 15.5.65 is hereby cancelled and meaningless. The property under
the conditional gift has not ben and is not to be transferred in your name.
It will be at present and permanently remain in my name.?
Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act (for short, the ?TP Act?) defines
'gift' to means the transfer of certain existing movable or immovable
property made voluntarily and without consideration, by one person, called
the donor, to another, called the donee, and accepted by or on behalf of the
donee.