this case is as to whether the assesses could make a valid oral gift to his wife in lieu of the dower-debt. An identical ... Such a transaction is neither a gift nor a combination of gifts, which can be made orally; it is a sale which can be effected
oral gift made by a Muhammadan,
(b) The date of the gift -- in the case of a transfer by an oral gift made ... taken under the gift, it is validated. In the four exceptions, however, the gift is valid from the moment of the gift. That a rule
awarded their
share by way of oral gift in favour of the
plaintiff( Respondent) and they had orally
gifted the suit land to the respondent ... three essentials of a valid
oral gift was complied by the both parties i.e.
(1) A declaration (2) A Acceptance (3) delivery
of possession
oral gift with regard to agricultural land could
not have been made at this stage, even there was oral gift, it is void.
Accordingly ... support of oral gift. Almost all the witnesses examined
by the defendants-appellants have stated that in their presence oral gift
was made by Nathun
oral gift in favour of defendant No. 6 in lieu of dower debt. According to the said defendant, in view of the aforementioned oral gift ... when Maksud Ali gifted the properties to his wife.
Under the Mohammedan Law, an oral gift
is permissible. A gift is a transfer of property
submitted that regarding the validity of Hiba
(gift) under Mohammedan Law, both oral and written gifts are
valid if three conditions are fulfilled ... consideration:
(i) Whether the disputed property was
validly accepted and received by Jiyauddin
through an oral gift (hiba) from Najmun
Nisha?
(ii) Whether Jiyauddin
finds that (a) Mostt. Gujja predeceased her
husband, (b) the oral gift was validly made in favour of
Abdul Samad, (c) there is no evidence
person governed by that law may make a valid gift to a Hindu by an oral transaction which is perfected by delivery of possession ... oral gift made by Ismail to his wife, Maniran, was made in accordance with the Mahomedan law and it was a valid gift, inasmuch
subject of the gift.
39. In order to constitute a valid gift, the three essential ingredients are; (i) a declaration of gift by the donor ... direct evidence of any oral gift made by Akbar Mian but the other ingredients for constituting a valid gift have also not been proved
person governed by that law may make a valid gift to a Hindu by an oral transaction which is perfected by delivery of possession ... Section 129. I agree, therefore, that the oral gift to the Hindu donee should be treated as valid, from which it follows that the title
