valid gift, are there. In Karam Ilahi v. Sharfuddin 1916 38 All 212 it was held that if there was a valid gift it will ... that if the gift was valid under the Mahomedan law, it was nonetheless valid because there was a deed of a gift which owing
essential ingredients of a valid oral
gift as under -
(i) declaration of gift by donor;
(ii) acceptance of gift by donee; and
(iii) delivery ... property.
It is clear that writing is not essential for valid oral gift. All
three essential requirement makes such gift complete and irrevocable
gifts given by way of 'Pasupu Kumkuma' is mandatory. Therefore,
oral 'Pasupu Kumkuma' gift is not valid.
The petitioners claimed that ... compliance
of Stamp and Registration Laws. Consequently, oral 'Pasupu
Kumkuma' gift is not valid in the eye of law as held
sons and
grandsons--Gifts made out of love and affection--Entries in
account books--Whether constitute valid gift-Whether inclu-
dible in net wealth ... consid-
eration is whether gifts in question made by transfer en-
tries in the books of debtor company were valid gifts even
though the debtor
marriage or after are in valid if there is no written document and it is not registered and oral gift at the time of marriage ... this property in favour of PW4 orally towards her Pasupukumkum it is valid in law and PW4 gets valid title for the same
statement contending that Ext. A1 gift deed was not valid, that possession did not pass thereunder, that the gift was not accepted by the donee ... gift did not take effect and hence Ext. A1 gift is not valid. The court also held that the alleged oral gift by Pareekutty
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
Whether Kharak Singh and Bhagtu had executed a valid gift deed in favour of father of the plaintiffs? Opp.
Further additional issues were framed ... trial Court is that Kharak Singh and Bhagtu executed a valid will and valid gift in favour of the plaintiffs vide document (Exhibit P8) dated
year 1957 to the territory where the gifted land is situate. Prior thereto, such gifts could be made only under the Customary ... contesting parties. Under the custom, the gift could be made orally but to make it valid it was necessary that the possession of the property
agent was given the power to gift the property.
Exercising such power the agent had orally gifted the property to the
plaintiff on 29.01.1991. Subsequently ... Gift how made.- (1) A gift may be made -
(a) by a declaration made orally or in writing of the gift
by the donor
