gift, if three
essentials of the gift are satisfied. (1) a declaration of the
gift by the donor, (2) the acceptance of the gift express ... gift; an oral gift fulfilling all the three essentials make
the gift complete and irrevocable. However, the donor may record the
transaction of gift
validity of the gift should be, (i) a
declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance of the gift,
express or implied ... piece of evidence evidencing the gift itself, but, a
significant one, that gift must fulfill the three essential conditions
so that it may be termed
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 have no application to the conditions of a valid gift governed by the Mahomedan Law. While it can be said ... However, what we are dealing, is the applicability of the conditions of a valid gift under the Mahomedan Law. As discussed above, a registration being
validity of the gift should be, (i) a declaration of gift by the donor; (ii) acceptance of the gift, express or implied ... held:
"A deed of gift executed by a Muslim recording a gift made according to the three conditions laid down by Muslim
validity of the gift should be, (i) a declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance of the gift, express or implied ... subject of the gift and taking of possession of the gift by the donee, actually or constructively. Then only the gift is complete. Section
validity of the gift should
be, (i) a declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance
of the gift, express or implied ... piece of evidence
evidencing the gift itself, but, a significant one, that gift must fulfill
the three essential conditions so that it may be termed
validity of the gift should be, (i) a declaration of gift by the
donor, (ii) acceptance of the gift, express or implied ... subject of the gift and taking of possession of the gift by the donee,
actually or constructively. Then only the gift is complete. Section
Saraswati. I will try to show from my subsequent discussion that gift was conditional. The donees were supposed to accept that gift according ... donees and it was never acted upon as per the conditions of the gift. One of the conditions was that the daughters shall construct their
Acceptance of gift - Inference of
- Donees not dissenting from accepting
gift -Gift not onerous - It cannot be said
that donees were not given possession ... others,
wherein their Lordships held that:
"(B) Mohammadan Law- Gift - Conditions
essential for valid gift - Property to be
gifted in possession of lesser, mortgagee
validity of the gift should be, (i) a declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance of the gift, express or implied ... subject of the gift and taking of possession of the gift by the donee, actually or constructively. Then only gift is complete. Section 152 envisages
