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✓100% Online Guidance & Assistance
✓Legally Drafted & Registered Deed
✓Hassle-Free Property Transfer
✓Protects Against Future Disputes
✓Personalized Clauses for Your Needs
Registrations
Customer Satisfaction
A Gift Deed is a legal document through which the owner of a property or asset voluntarily transfers ownership to another person without any monetary consideration. It ensures the transfer is valid, binding, and recognized under Indian law.
In India, a Gift Deed for immovable property must be executed on stamp paper and registered at the Sub-Registrar’s office. It provides legal certainty for both the giver (donor) and the receiver (donee), safeguarding the transaction against future disputes.
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Allows you to gift property without any monetary exchange between donor and donee.
Prevents future legal conflicts or fraudulent claims over ownership of the property.
A registered Gift Deed ensures the transfer is legally recognized and enforceable under Indian law.
Ownership rights transfer instantly once the Gift Deed is executed and registered.
Includes conditions like rights of usage or restrictions tailored to your needs.
Facilitates smooth transfer of assets to family members or loved ones, strengthening bonds.
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Here are answers to common questions about Gift Deed registration in India.
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Yes, registration is compulsory for immovable property transfers to be legally valid.
A Gift Deed can only be revoked if specific revocation conditions are clearly mentioned in it.
A Gift Deed transfers property immediately, while a Will comes into effect only after the testator’s death.
Yes, but exemptions or concessions may apply if gifted to specified relatives.
Yes, but only on grounds like fraud, coercion, or lack of free consent.
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