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How to make gift deed null and void
23-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
As part of a negotiation proces (read as "divorce"), i had agreed to give my 50% share in a residential property to my wife. The same was to be done via a gift deed. The property is currently under 2 loans with a bank (base & top up). It was agreed in the gift deed that the Donee (my wife) will get both the loans transferred within one month of signing the gift deed. In order to get the loan transferred, she asked for the original gift deed copy to be submitted to bank. This was provided. Later I realised that they have left the city with the original gift deed (I have an attested copy), without submitting the papers for loan transfer. Question: How can I make the gift deed null and void basis the clause that the loan was not transferred?
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if serious, please visit my office with full details and copies of documents with prior apppintment on phone 9820145855 , my initial oral consultation fees are rs. 2500 per hour and depending on further course of action subsequent fees will be charged which please note
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Adv. Mohan Rane
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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This is my response to you:
1. Firstly file a police complaint for cheating you and for absconding;
2. Then approach the civil court and file a suit for the cancellation of the gift deed;
3. Approach a local lawyer and then he/she will advise you better;
4. It is important to read into the negotiation process and then only better advice can be given on your case.
1. Firstly file a police complaint for cheating you and for absconding;
2. Then approach the civil court and file a suit for the cancellation of the gift deed;
3. Approach a local lawyer and then he/she will advise you better;
4. It is important to read into the negotiation process and then only better advice can be given on your case.
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Adv. Gowaal Padavi
Mumbai | 500+ Answers
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