Legal Question in Family Law in India
Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
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''Gift deed is sufficient or not''
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details asked are:
I am married, The property of my father is a residence which is self purchased land on where developed with his savings. it is a non ancestral property.
I have 2 sisters. one is elder and married and other younger and married. as my father has some other property also which he wanted to give the shares as according to Muslim law. Even the present property which he is willing to gift to me will also be taken into consideration in the total share.
Inspite making share for my sisters for this property as its a residence ,he decided to gift me as a whole to avoid any disputes within family in future.
Total goverment value of the residence is 60,0000/-
Gift deed has to be done with a value of 1% which will be 60,000/-
If i have to make the registration in my name what will be the cost including stamp duty, registration fee and transfer duty fand wont it be again added money spend if there is another way out.
And offcourse i am looking forward for a secure position of mine for future.
thank you
5 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
Why does your Father wants to make Gift deed in your Favour. Let him make a will instead the only difference will be it will take effect only after his death and registration of will costs you from Rs100/- To Rs500/- for avoiding future disputes.
Re: Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
better to contact a local lawyer of the area concerned.
Re: Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
Well in this case i will strongly advise you to go suggest your father to release a WILL to avoid disputed in future.
Re: Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
local laws are applicable in it so consult local office for this
Re: Gift deed is sufficient or not-reply
It will vary from state to state and the cost towards fee of lawyer also vary fromlawyer to lawyer.It is advised that your father may transfer by way of registered WILL also in order to avoid other cost.