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Under Section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, a gift of an immovable property is to be made by a deed and further this deed has to be registered.

The following points should be addressed in a cash gift deed to family members: Donor and donee information (name, date of birth, residence, relationship, father's name, etc.) The sum of money given as a gift, If there is a reason for the gift, please explain it.

Unregistered gift deed has no legal sanctity in the eyes of Law. under section 17 of the registration act gift deed of immovable property is required to be compulsory registered.

The Supreme Court judgment on registered Gift Deeds has defined this essential in a better way. The court ruled that the gift of a portion of the joint family that was the donor's share under the preliminary order of partition must be upheld in the case of Munni Lal Mahto v. Chandeshwar Mahto.

Irrevocable: Once a gift deed has been executed, it is irrevocable, which means that the donor cannot change their mind and take back the gift. This can be a disadvantage if the donor later decides that they want to keep the property or assets for themselves.

In Indian law an unregistered deed of gift will never be operative , not even after thirty years. The Transfer of Property Act,1882 and The Registration Act, 1908 both direct that a gift of immovable property can be effected by a registered instrument signed by the donor and attested by at least two witnesses.

When the donor gives an immovable or movable property through a Gift Deed, it is valid forever. It can be terminated only in special circumstances that are noted above in this article. The validity of a Gift Deed is not affected even if the donor passes away instantly after gifting the property.

No tax/stamp duty is to be paid on gifts (of cash or kind) until the value of the gift does not exceed Rs 50,000 in a year. But in case, the total amount exceeds Rs 50,000, then tax is to be paid.

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