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Can son gift his own land to his father as a gift through a gift deed


19-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
Can son gift his own land to his father as a gift through a gift deed?
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Answer #1
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Taking into consideration the above query.

A son can gift his own " Self Earned' Property to his father via a gift deed.

Subject to certain circumstances and type of the property he /she owns.


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Answer #2
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Yes. son can gift his own land to his father as a gift through a gift deed. There is no bar to it.

Once your father accepts the gift made by son and if it is duly stamped and registered then father shall become absolute owner and the gift deed can not be revoked and legally son will have no right to claim any right on the property.
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Answer #3
675 votes
Under section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, son can transfer his immovable property through a gift deed to his father, a gift, in the law of property, is the voluntary transfer of property from one person (the donor ) to another (the donee ) without consideration. Self acquired property can be gifted by the owner to any body he chooses to out of his love and affection.
Answer #4
512 votes
yes he can
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Answer #5
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Hello Sir,

Indeed you can gift your Own Land to your Father as a Gift through a Gift Deed. It is totally Legal and valid in Law.
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Answer #6
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Gifting your property is up to you. You only have the right to give away property that you own. Shared property is not transferable. It is especially true for ancestral property.
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Can son (Self Purchased immovable property) make a gift deed in the name of father or mother?

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Yes, a son can make a gift deed to transfer his self-purchased immovable property to his father or mother. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, allows for the transfer of property through a gift deed, which is a legally recognized instrument for transferring ownership without monetary consideration.

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