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
that the gift deed executed in favour of defendant No.1
on 05.06.1957 was not a valid gift deed. It being gift
deed in favour ... taken the contrary view that the above condition of the
gift deed was not void. Further, the High Court did not
annul the sale deed
specified
event, the gift shall be revoked or suspended. On perusal
of the gift deed Ex.P2, the Gift Deed does not disclose ... absolute
Gift Deed and the Gift Deed is not conditional. When the
Gift Deed is not conditional, the violation of Gift Deed
does not arise
property for loan to
a Bank. That, the Deed of Gift is void, invalid and inoperative in the
eyes of law on account ... favour of defendant No.3 by
way of gift is void, inoperative and not binding
upon the plaintiffs?
6. Whether the suit
cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest in the coparcenary is void ... dispose of his undivided interest in the
coparcenary property. The gift is void in law and
therefore, question of estoppel does not arise.
2) Decisions
defines "Gift" as under:
"122. "Gift" defined. "Gift" is the
transfer of certain existing moveable or
immoveable property ... 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
cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest in the coparcenary is void ... dispose of his undivided interest in the
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coparcenary property. The gift is void in law and
therefore, question of estoppel does not arise
cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest in the coparcenary is void ... dispose of his undivided interest in the
coparcenary property. The gift is void in law and
therefore, question of estoppel does not arise.
2) Decisions
that coparcener has no
power to gift his undivided share and gift by such
coparcener is void.
17. In the matter of Thamma Venkata Subbamma ... power to gift his undivided share unless he
is sole surviving coparcener and gift by such
coparcener is void ab initio. Paragraphs
gift
deed No.4411/66 was forged. A counter claim was also made that the gift deed No.4411/86, amongst
others is void, illegal ... same, amongst others, to the extent that the gift
deed No.4411/66 is void and inoperative. We further take note of that against
