still capable of giving.
If the donee dies before acceptance, the gift is void.
21. Thus, Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act clearly ... alienations by gift, as time passed the courts of law declared alienations by gift of undivided interest in coparcenary properties as void. The leading decision
gift is concerned. The gifts could be only through affection with reasonable limits. Gifts to brides on Occasion of marriage as also gift ... executants themselves stating that being a gift of joint family property the deed of gift was void and praying for a declaration that the gift
declared void and inoperative
by insolvency court-Difference between void and voidable
transfers.
HEADNOTE:
Pyare Lal Gupta, an insolvent, executed a deed of gift ... under s.
4 of the Act for declaring the deed of gift as void and
inoperative on the ground that it was a sham transaction
gift of suit lands to Rajamma at the time of marriage by way of Pasupukunkuma.
(c) proof of gift deed supporting the gift ... suit lands in favour of defendants 6 to 20 to void gift deed an to set up adverse possession.
(i) rejection of circumstances in favour
Accordingly the following gifts have been held void, viz., a gift for "such charitable or religious institutions and societies" as the trustees select ... importance in the present case. Although a gift for public purposes generally is void as being so general and undefined that it cannot be executed
Accordingly the following gifts have been held void, viz., a gift for "such charitable or religious institutions and societies" as the trustees select ... importance in the present case. Although a gift for public purposes generally is void as being so general and undefined that it cannot be executed
lower appellate court allowed the appeal and pronounced the gift deeds void and in consequence, directed the Sub-Registrar concerned for compliance of the judgment ... therefore, there could be no love and affection, the gift deeds were void. The judgment further evinces that the lower appellate court also referred
void as it was formed with the corpus which was already the property of the khanazads and also with the amounts that were already gifted ... null and void. Even though the trust was treated as null and void for all practical purposes it was treated as a gift given
gift, whether vested or contingent, to a class which included, or might include persons unborn at the date of the gift was wholly void ... vesting of the gift are or may be deferred beyond the period allowed by law, the gift is wholly void, and cannot be made effectual
authority for the proposition now contended for that such a gift is void beyond the lifetime of the widow even if it remains unchallenged ... sense, permissible, though perhaps not strictly accurate, to say that the gift is void when considering its validity as against the reversioner. He may treat
