Transfer of Property
Act, 1882 defines „Gift‟ as under"-
"122. "Gift" defined. - "Gift" is the transfer of certain existing ... make the gift revocable; if there was
a condition that on failure to perform any of the conditions the
gift will be void, then certainly
Transfer of Property Act defines "Gift" as follows:
"122. 'Gift' defined.-- 'Gift' is the transfer of certain existing ... gift is not a matter of contract between two persons for consideration. The gift is a voluntary gratuitous transfer. Such a gift could be also
gift deed under the
provisions of Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act,
which reads as under;
"Gift" defined, - "Gift ... gift deed concurrently held that the
plaintiff failed to prove the registered gift deed dated
20.09.1975 is null and void and defendant will not
confirm
gift deed under the
provisions of Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act,
which reads as under;
"Gift" defined, - "Gift ... gift deed concurrently held that the
plaintiff failed to prove the registered gift deed dated
20.09.1975 is null and void and defendant will not
confirm
limitation, that the plaintiffs were estopped from challenging the impugned gift, and that the gift was valid as it was not made for valuabl consideration ... under taken by the donee at his request, the gift would be void for it will not then be without consideration. So if a legal
cause of action for
the plaintiff declared the deed of gift null and void arose only after
the mutation appeal was allowed ... using the same analogy, a property gifted by a registered deed of
gift, if the gift has validly been accepted by the done, cannot
gift was not accepted by the donee during the life time of the
donor then the deed of gift would be void and if that ... Gift.- "Gift" is the transfer of certain existing
movable or immovable property made voluntarily and without
consideration, by one person, called the donor
been accepted by him and without
which acceptance the Gift Deed is null and void;
(viii) that the defendants have never acted upon the Gift ... revocable at the mere will of the Donor is void. The same also
permits a gift to be revoked in any of the cases
Indian Limitation Act . If the deed of gift is a void transaction no question of cancelling, or setting it aside, would arise ... Courts in India, it was not voluntary and was therefore void as a gift within the meaning of Section 122 of the Transfer of Property
gift' is defined under Section 122 of the Transfer of
Property Act, 1882, is as follows:-
“122. “Gift” defined.—“Gift” is the transfer ... till
capable of giving, If the donee dies before acceptance,
the gift is void.”
54. Section 123 of the Transfer of Property
