gift is valid. The donors have
every right to reserve the right to cancel the gift deed on
certain conditions. Even if this defendant ... absolute transfer notwithstanding any
conditions that has been mentioned in the said conditional
gift deed EX.P2. From the conduct of the said Muniyallamma
Haryana Registration and Regulation of Societies Act, 2012
HARYANA
India
Haryana Registration and Regulation of
Property Act, when the gift deed absolute and not a conditional gift, the donee gets absolute title under the gift. The settlement deed after ... Section 126 of Transfer of Property Act, except for the conditions stipulated therein, the gift is irrevocable. It is not disputed that the none
about the execution of the gift deed. Before looking into the validity
of the gift deed, the essential conditions of a gift deed under ... validity of a gift that there should be (i)
declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) an acceptance of the gift, express or
implied
delivery of possession of the property and it was a conditional gift of
maintaining the deceased K.V.G. Murthy and as the promise ... execution of a registered gift deed,
acceptance of the gift and delivery of the property, together make the gift
complete".
16. But, in fact
possession; nor did the donee accept
the gift. The contention was that the gift was conditional and incomplete.
The Supreme Court held: "It would ... execution of a
registered gift deed, acceptance of the gift and delivery of the property
together make the gift complete. Thereafter, the donor is divested
validity of the gift should be, (i) a
declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance of
the gift, express or implied ... 1998. 22
the gift and taking of possession of the gift by the
donee, actually or constructively. Then only gift is
complete. Section 152 envisages
validity of the gift should be, (i) a
declaration of gift by the donor, (ii) acceptance of
the gift, express or implied ... 1998. 22
the gift and taking of possession of the gift by the
donee, actually or constructively. Then only gift is
complete. Section 152 envisages
validity of a gift that there should be (1) a declaration of gift by the donor, (2) an acceptance of the gift, express or implied ... gift is the next question. Mere cancellation of the gift deed does not cancel the gift. For the cancellation of a gift and a decree
which case, there is no question of donor continuing after the gift to an ostensible owner...."
(iii) 2009 (5) CTC 558 ( S.Ganesan v. Bharathirajan ... gift deed is a absolute one and it is not a conditional gift deed, the plaintiff gets absolute title under the said gift deed - Once
