Clarification on revocation of gift deed
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No, court will not revoke a gift deed which you have already executed i.e., prior to any dispute between you and your wife or before the petition is instituted before the court. Maintenance is normally decided by the court after due analyse of economic status of the husband and wife.
Advocate Jagadish N
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