gift; an oral gift fulfilling all the three essentials makes the gift complete and irrevocable. However, the donor may record the transaction of gift ... requisites to make a gift valid are: (1) declaration of the gift by the donor, (2) acceptance of the gift by the donee expressly
following three essential requirements for
validating gift, viz:-
(i) The gift of the suit land by way of oral declaration was not
reduced into writing ... gift; an oral gift fulfilling all the three essentials make the gift
complete and irrevocable. However, the donor may record the
transaction of gift
defendants
side.
26. It is settled that the conditions for making valid oral
gift under the Mohammedan law are - there should be wish or
intention ... relied by the
defendants cannot be accepted as valid one as the factum of
oral gift is not proved in accordance with the provisions
11101/1998 to have
proved that the oral gift was validly made by
Zeenatunnissa. Ex.D45 contains signature in English ... burden was on Yasmeen Sultana to prove that
her mother validly made an oral gift in her favour. But
the trial court's finding
constitute a valid gift (Hiba) of a gift and Para 150 talks
about delivery of possession. He would therefore submit that the
gift as well ... about the oral
Hiba but also Ex.A.2. While discussing the oral Hiba, the plaintiff
had stated that the oral gift had been made
contention of the
defendant regarding oral gift. In fact the oral evidence
about gift is valid and established by the contention of
defendants. The learned ... validity of the 'Gift'. Only
conditions essential are declaration of the Gift
acceptance of Gift either express or implied and delivery
document which was in a condition to be purported gift deed and
holding as a gift deed, the learned trial court has directed to
impound ... valid. For a
transaction of gift under the Mohammedan Law, there are three
essential requisites which make a gift valid : (1) declaration of the
gift
well
settled that a Hindu coparcener cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest ... trial Court in extenso referred to the oral and
documentary evidence on record and held that the gift
deed executed by Muniyappa- defendant
well
settled that a Hindu coparcener cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest ... trial Court in extenso referred to the oral and
documentary evidence on record and held that the gift
deed executed by Muniyappa- defendant
well
settled that a Hindu coparcener cannot gift his undivided
coparcenary interest.
Next, he submitted that a gift by a coparcener of his
undivided interest ... trial Court in extenso referred to the oral and
documentary evidence on record and held that the gift
deed executed by Muniyappa- defendant
