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Do gift Deed need consent of adopted son


26-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
My grand mother (my mother's mother sister) and his only adopted son executed a partition deed in 2008 after my grand fathers death. After that my grand mother executed a gift deed in favour of my mother for her house in 2010 and after that in 2012 we purchased 300 Sq. Yards site from my grand mother. In both registrations we don't take any concent from adopted son of my grand mother. She only done the registrations in favour of my mother. Is there any legal issues with adopted son of my grand mother in future?
Answers (2)

Answer #1
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Sir, you have stated that your grand mother and his only adopted son executed a partition deed in 2008 after your grand father death. Subsequently, when your grand mother executed gift deed in favour of your mother for house in 2010 and in 2012 you have purchased 300 sq.yards site from your grand mother, there is no need for any consent of adopted son and there is no legal issue with adopted son of your grand mother in future. However you may have legal advice from local advocate for any appropriate relief according to Law.
Answer #2
571 votes
if the property through a testate succession then the gift deed is absolute and the gift deed is questioned then it should be proved as per the section 65 of the evidence act by examining the attesters to the deed

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