Mother can execute gift deed in favour of her son

2) consent of other joint owners is not required

3) stamp duty would be nominal amount

yes can be done provided the donee should be an agriculturist

stamp duty for gift deed by mother to son is Rs. 200 only

consent of other co-owners is not required

Sir the gift deed can be made and registered in favour of son for the undivided share, the consent is not required,

The gift deed for agricultural land in blood relatives attract stamp duty of Rs 200/- only.

hello

the mother is the owner of the property which is jointly owned but she has a share in it. she can gift her share in the property to the son. a gift to the son does not require stamp duty.

regards

She can transfer her inherited share, you have to give application to the concerned tahsildar & talathi with a copy of sale deed attached to it.Then mutation entry regarding your ownership of said plot will be taken in 7/12 extract of land.

Dear Clienty,

Mother has absoulte liberty to gift her share to any one. Stamp Duty - three per cent of the market value of a property/her share.

If the same is ancestral property all children will be the lega heirs along with mother, If property is slef acquired then she will decide whom she wants to give.

Hello,

Yes the consent of the oother joint owner will be requird. Otherwise by means of the gift deed she may just tranfer ger title to you and in the deed no specific area of the land will be mentioned. 

the stamp duty can be better told to you by a local advocate. 

Regards 

1. The owner of the undivided and undemarcated land can be gifted by registering the gift deed in favour of anybody he/she feels like including her/his son.

2. No consent from the other co-title holders of the said property is required to be taken when the gift deed is registered in favour of her son.

The mother can execute a registered gift deed in respect of her undivided share in the jointly held property.

There is no stamp duty payable in Maharashtra for such transfers.