concerned Sub-Registrar treated the transaction under Article 55(A) as a release deed and not as a deed of conveyance as contemplated under Article ... have invoked Section 33 A of the Indian Stamp Act for recovering a deficit Stamp Duty on a release deed submitted before the Joint Registrar
agreed in July, 1949, to execute release deeds. Two of the five vendors executed the release deeds Exhibits A-3 and A-4 in August ... execute a release deed was entered into only in July, 1949. It is probable that this particular release deed and other release deeds were typed
a deed of conveyance chargeable to stamp duty as a conveyance under Article 23 of Schedule I and not as a deed of release chargeable ... extent. A release of a right or of a claim can only be in favour of a person who had a pre-existing right
vakalat. The release deed was executed much later on
11.06.2014. The first sheet in the release deed was a stamp paper ... also registered. They were also
release deeds. Nowhere in the release deed, is the signature of
Santhanakrishnan found. A power of attorney is a bilateral
intended to be and was a transfer of ownership. A deed called a deed of release can, by using words of sufficient amplitude transfer title ... defendant should execute a deed of conveyance. These decisions do not lay down that a deed styled a deed of release cannot, in law, transfer
limitation, as the plaintiffs
executed the document Ex.A2 knowing that it was a Release Deed and that
they have not proved that they ... Deed of Sale is different from the Release Deed, the Release
Deed is not defined under the Transfer of Property Act . If a person conveys
Release
Deed dated March 17, 2010. The Cancellation Deed is not valid and that
Muthayammal had no right to cancel the Release Deed. The Cancellation ... Unilateral cancellation of a Release Deed is impermissible.
Release Deed for consideration is more like a Sale Deed and if the
executor is permitted
A speaks about the release that, when any document,
not being such a release as is provided for by Section 23-A or a release ... favour of
the remaining coparceners would not be a deed of
conveyance, but a deed of release. He did this
apparently because of a decision
agreed in July 1949 to execute release deeds. Two of the five vendors executed the release deeds Exs. A. 3 and A. 4 in August ... execute a release deed was entered into only in July 1949. It is probable that this particular release deed and other release deeds were typed
that a release can be usefully employed as a form of conveyance by a person having some right or interest to another having a limited ... intended to be and was a transfer of ownership. A deed called a deed of release can, by using words of sufficient amplitude, transfer title