possession of gifted property is not necessary to complete the
gift of an immovable property.
m) None of the conditions/circumstances prescribed in Section ... Transfer of Property
Act, 1882 defines „Gift‟ as under"-
"122. "Gift" defined. - "Gift" is the transfer of certain existing
held that for a valid / complete gift, execution of a registered Gift
Deed, acceptance of the gift and delivery of property is essential ... Gift Deed it was held that it was a conditional gift; there
was no recital in the Gift Deed of acceptance nor was there
Transfer of Property Act. To be a valid Gift, the conditions enumerated under Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act must be fulfilled ... said Deed of Gift. He has further submitted that the donee has accepted the Gift on the terms and conditions contained therein and has covenanted
gift the requirement of any consideration shall
not be existing between the donor and the donee. The
gift is the transfer of certain existing movable ... conditions and any of the one conditions has been
violated by the defendant and the condition of
revocation has been retained under the registered gift
gift the requirement of any consideration shall
not be existing between the donor and the donee. The
gift is the transfer of certain existing movable ... conditions and any of the one conditions has been
violated by the defendant and the condition of
revocation has been retained under the registered gift
Section 122 of the Transfer of
Property Act defines gift. The ingredients of valid gift are of
its being voluntary, without consideration and the same ... deed of gift becomes valid when there
is declaration of gift by the donor, and acceptance of the gift
expressed or implied
doubt a Gift Deed also does the same thing,
the sharp distinction between the said two documents is that
registered Gift Deed comes into effect ... passing of consideration and thirdly
acceptance of the gift by the donee. If these three conditions
are met, it is enough to constitute valid gift
gift of immovable property, it does not suspend the gift until registration actually takes place. When the instrument of gift has been handed over ... registration, if the other conditions are complied with."
23. A similar question "whether the donor can revoke the gift before the document
executed. The property is given on gift to the respondent. The
document authorises respondent in view of the gift made to effect
mutation ... that the donee knew about the gift and that no express
acceptance is necessary for completing the gift. In this case, there is
evidence
gift, and the donee pleaded that the property had already been gifted to her by Avadhanulu himself and that the deed of gift executed ... defendant as guardian was only in recognition of the previous gift.
3. The Lower Courts found all the allegations of these defendants proved except that
