Property Act, 1882 neither defines acceptance, nor does it prescribe
any particular mode for accepting the gift. The word “acceptance” is
defined ... valid acceptance of
the gift. Possession of the alleged gift deed alone will not amount to valid
acceptance of the gift when the character
donee and she has also accepted the same. Once the gift is accepted, the donor has no right over the property and there cannot ... evident from the settlement deed. Once the donee claims to have accepted the gift, the issue ends then and there, though belatedly, the mutation
parties to the gift deed were conscious of its recital and
accepted the gift in praesenti. They were in fact physically in occupation ... about “Gift”.
While Section 122 defines gift, Section 123 tell the procedure how a gift
can be effected. Section 126 deals with when gift
defendant and there is no reference to acceptance of the alleged gift or delivery. The alleged gift is thus totally void and nonest. The plaintiff ... gift the items referred to in the affidavits, taking into consideration the huge benefit derived by her and insisted on the gift which was accepted
satisfied for the validity of a gift
(ie.) 1.deed of gift by donor; 2.acceptance of gift; and 3.delivery of possession. The
learned ... gift. Under Section 149, three essentials to the
validity of the gift should be, (I) a declaration of gift by the donor, (ii)
acceptance
conditions of a valid gift, as it contains a
gift by the donor, acceptance of the same by and on
behalf of the donee ... gift; an oral gift fulfilling all the three essentials
make the gift complete and irrevocable. However, the
donor may record the transaction of gift
valid acceptance of the gift by the minor
donee. Consequently, conclusion has to follow
that the gift having been duly accepted in law
and thus ... donee cannot constitute
a ground for rescission of a valid gift.
Acceptance of onerous condition, if any, is also
essential. The donor has to file
Deed dated 13.12.1990, Kuttiyappa Gounder gifted the same to the plaintiff Maragadham and delivered possession. The gift was accepted and acted upon. From the date ... same were validly gifted to the plaintiff under Ex.A2-Settlement deed dated 13.12.1990; that the said gift was accepted and acted upon
recitals in the
cancellation deed. For example questioning whether the
gift deed was accepted or acted upon cannot be decided
by the registering authority ... Registering Authority
cannot accept the document for registration. However, the factual
allegations with regard to the acceptance of gift or the issue
where the gift
plaintiff's temple namely Balasundara Mudaliar and the said gift deed had been accepted and by way of the same, a specific religious endowment ... that the trustee exercising full ownership over the suit property by accepting the gift deed Ex.A2, has also further moved the revenue department
