motive for a gift but not its object or consideration; and does not render the gift void;
(3) under Section 2(d) of the Indian ... void agreement precedes a gift and the gift is made in discharge of that agreement, then the gift also is void.
19. Applying these principles
because the karta cannot avoid the gift, whereas in the case of gifts, the alienation would be void per se because even the karta ... case, the gifts were made by the assessee himself, and, if the view were taken that, even if the gifts were void, the income therefrom
gift and a condition, and the condition being repugnant to the gift, the gift is absolute, but the condition is void.
Again ... surviving the donee, the better opinion seems to bo that the gift is void altogether.
In Ameer Ali on Mahomedan. Law, Vol. I, page
motive for a gift but not its object or consideration; and does not render the gift void, (3) under Section 2(d) , Contract Act, past ... void agreement precedes a gift and the gift is made in discharge of that agreement, then the gift also is void.
19. Applying these principles
gift is a voidable document, while Mr. Y. C. Chandrachud, appearing for defendants Nos. 4 and 5, contends that the deed of gift is void ... gift by a Hindu widow. Different considerations would arise as between a gift by a Hindu widow and a gift by a Karta or manager
said that the Gift Deed
was not acted upon?
(3) Whether the transaction of Gift Deed which is
void ab initio can be said ... gifted for any of these reasons. The only reason given in the gift
deed is that the property was being gifted out of love
still capable of giving. If the donee dies before acceptance, the gift is void."
3. Section 123 provides that " for the purpose ... still capable of giving. If the donor dies before acceptance, the gift is void.
22. Stopping there for a moment, as I have already pointed
each Court has found to belong to the chatram was a void gift within the decision of the Board in Ranchordas Vandrawandas v. Parvatibai ... chatram charity which had immediately before been indicated and the gift was not void for uncertainty. The original will was before the learned Subordinate Judge
distribution of the etstate upon the footing that the gift was void and the property so given passed to the next of kin. The will ... difficulty that the gift is not to the class beneficially, but to perform ceremonies which it is said render the gift void ; so that even
difficult to distinguish the gift to the woman from the gift to the children and the gift to the woman was considered to rest ... otherwise, the gift to which an immoral condition was attached remained a good gift, while the condition was void. In the lower Court an attempt
