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Procedure to transfer property from mother to son


24-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
Hello, i want to know the procedure to transfer property from mother to son. Also i want to know the registration cost and lawyer fees.
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Answer #1
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The procedure to transfer the property from mother to son is by way of Gift Deed. The Registration cost is not as high as in case of registration of Sale Deed. You need to bring Demand draft around Rs.6000/- towards Stamp Fees and another Demand Draft around Rs.1000/-towards registration cost plus additional expenses like consultation, drafting, advocate fees depending on the property.
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Answer #2
540 votes
Your mother can transfer the property by way of Gift deed, Release deed is there is no consideration involved and any consideration is involved then sale deed and power of attorney.
it can be done in 3 - 4 days subject to availability of proper and valid documents.
cost depends on the nature of documents to be executed as per the your requirements.
For further assistance feel free to contact me for legal consultation.

For further assistance feel free to contact me for legal consultation.

Answer #3
657 votes
If the property is the self acquired property then the may transferred through Gift Deed.
Stamp. Duty is Rs.5,600/- Reg.fee and scanning fee is extra, Advocate fee is different from Advocate to Advocate.
Answer #4
902 votes
You didn't mention Your mother property ansitral or own earning.and which property she transfer to means agriculture land or commercial land..which place exactly ? Mention then v tell you the exact fees, and what is the exact like that thank you
Answer #5
744 votes
I you want transfer of property from mother to son, the easiest way is to get a gift deed. As far as the registration cost you need to contact the registration office- sub-Registrar because it is different in each state. lawyers fee depends on each lawyer, for example my fees are depending upon the ability of parties- clients and cost of the property.
Answer #6
933 votes
Procedure to transfer property from mother to son can be done in various form say sale deed, Will, Power of Attorney and Gift Deed
1. Cost depends on the stamp duty
2. The time it takes for the registration process.
Answer #7
909 votes
Your mother can execute a gift deed in your favour.
Steps Involved:
1. Get a draft ready by an Advocate with all the required particulars and clauses;
2. Acceptance of Gift Deed, and
3. Registration of Gift Deed.


Documents required for registering gift deed are:
a. Property papers;
b. Pan card;

Cost: In Maharashtra w.e.f. 7th September 2017 amount for stamp duty is 3% on the market value of the gift deed.
Answer #8
153 votes
Transferring property from a mother to a son can be accomplished through various legal procedures, one of which is a gift deed. Here are the key steps and considerations:
  1. Gift Deed: A commonly used method for transferring property is through a gift deed. A gift deed is a legal document that signifies the voluntary transfer of property from one person (the donor - in this case, the mother) to another (the donee - the son).
  2. Drafting the Gift Deed: Consult with a lawyer to draft a gift deed. This document should contain all relevant property details, the intent to gift, and the acceptance by the son. It must be duly signed and notarized.
  3. Stamp Duty and Registration: Pay the necessary stamp duty as per your state's regulations. Register the gift deed at the local sub-registrar office. Both the donor and donee need to be present during registration.
  4. No Objection Certificate (NOC): Some states may require a No Objection Certificate from the daughter if applicable, ensuring that she has no objections to this transfer.
  5. Inheritance Laws: Be aware of your state's inheritance laws, as they may affect property transfers within blood relations.
  6. Tax Implications: Understand the tax implications of such a transfer, including income tax and property tax.
  7. Legal Assistance: Seek legal guidance throughout the process to ensure compliance with all legal formalities and to avoid future disputes.
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Answer #9
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Gift Deed: This is a common method of transferring property. A gift deed, or legal document, is a way to transfer property from one party (in this case the mother) and another (the donee-the son).
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