Veeresh Hiremath under Gift Deed
dated 9.9.1999, which was registered on 10.9.1999,
but, the said Gift Deed was void, ab initio and illegal,
because ... itself, which was prior to the gift under Ex.D-1.
Still, whether the said Gift Deed is void because it
does not mention about
particular
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finding of their own. xxxxxxxxxx Since the deed
of gift was void ab initio, there was no deed for its
declaration or cancellation ... gift deed, right to revoke the gift deed
was reserved by the donors and as such the gift deed is void
under Section
impugned judgment has held the above referred two gifts as null and void by taking the view that Shivamurthappa as a kartha had no right ... gift is made, and it is objected to by the other coparceners, the Court will set aside the gift in its entirety. The gift
made gift of substantial properties to his grand-sons and the Courts below were right in holding that the gift was void. Therefore, in view ... made gift of substantial properties to his grand-sons and the Courts below were right in holding that the gift was void. Therefore, in view
still capable of giving.
If the donee dies before acceptance, the gift is void."
The expression "transfer" has been defined in Section ... before the acceptance is done, if the donee dies, the gift becomes void. A perusal of Section 123 will reveal that the gift
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
under Section 16 , seeking to set aside the order declaring
the gift deed void. The order in the appeal under Section ... order under Section 23
of the Act that declared the gift deed void. Another reason to
supplement for this conclusion is this Court
gift deed. Hence, no direction could have been
issued to cancel the gift deed by declaring it to
be null and void ... gift deed being
unconditional one, no relief could have been
granted of holding the said gift deed to be null
and void as sought
gift deed. Hence, no direction could have been
issued to cancel the gift deed by declaring it to
be null and void ... gift deed being
unconditional one, no relief could have been
granted of holding the said gift deed to be null
and void as sought
