1) sisters have to execute relinquishment deed to relinquish their share in proeprty

2) it should mention that they are relinquishing share in ______ acres of land 

3) RD should be duly stamped and regsitered 

Yes, a reliquishment deed perfectly serves the purpose at hand.

Contact a local lawyer to get the same drafted. All the four sisters need to relinquish their respective 1/5th claims in this property in favour of your father

Dear Client,

Sisters have to execute relinquishment deed in your father favor.In deed it will be mention that out of love or for such cosideration, they are releasing their share in brother favor and making him absolute owner.

They have to make an relinquishment deed in favour of your father the deed needs to be registeredadn stamp duty need to be paid. It has to be registered with jurisdictional sub-registrar. Engage an advocate to draft teh complete deed and help in regiistration of same.

If gift deed is executed mention details of court decree and out of love and affection they gift their share in property 

The term “Relinquishment” refers to the abandoning and surrender of the rights, title and interest, by one co-owner of a property in favour of the other co-owners. Relinquishment deed is a legal document where under a legal heir gives up or releases his legal rights in an inherited, parental or joint property in favour of other heirs. The consequence of Relinquishment of one co-owner’s share is enlargement of the shares of the other co-owners.

It is advisable that all the relevant developments are recited in the RD, including the facts regarding the Court case and its verdict. Thereafter you say, after happening of all of that, the sisters are relinquishing their respective shares out of love and affection.

I will suggest you to take help of a lawyer in getting the RD drafted/.

Your sisters need to Execute Registered relinquishment deed in your favour stating that they are relinquishment their rights in the said property

if your father is paying any consideration to his sisters for releasing their rights to your father then a relinquishment or release deed can be made 

if no consideration is passing between the parties then the sisters can gift their respective shares to your father by executing gift deed in his favour

a release deed without any consideration is basically a gift deed only

please have the document drafted by a competent lawyer

there is no problem at all if the parties mutually agree to deal with the property in variation to court's judgment 

Ancestral property cannot be gifted by any person and all those legal hairs will have the right on the property since they come in the womb of their mothers.

You are only and title for once a year out of 5 and you have to be satisfied on that.

Please keep in mind that there is nothing left in this case

Yes they will have to execute a relinquishment deed made in favour of your father. Get the same drafted from a lawyer 

Do not mention that it is a gift, if you mention it to be a gift then a gift deed has to be executed.

regards

Yes, relinqueshment deed of course works, 

In deed it should be mentioned that sisters relinquishing her share of land ,it should be duly stamped and registered

It's better to consult local lawyer for proper language of deed

You can mention about court decree but Gift deed and RD both are different 

Gift deed means you gifting your share of property ,

Relinquishment deed is a legal document/instrument where a person legally or formally gives up or releases his legal rights of the said property being relinquished in the name of some other person. 

Correct way is to get a family settlement singned by your sisters in your favour and get it registered in the Registrar Office.

If your paternal aunts would like to give away their rights in the property to your father, they can execute a registered release deed relinquishing their rights in the property in favor of your father.

For the proper recitals in the deed, you may approach a local document writer who will take care of all the issues including registration.

Is there any need to mention in RD that the property that we have got as per court orders is here with gifted to my brother out of love and with full consent

There is no necessity to complicate simple things.
They have the rights in the property which they are transferring it to their brother on the basis of some consideration passed on to them.
Hence a simple release deed duly registered shall suffice the issue.