1) map of plan of property is not required to be attached with gift deed
2) gift deed without map is sufficent
3) better option is to execute relinquishment deed to relinquish your share in property
Plan of map is required or not with gift deed
If there are four legal heirs to a property.. after the fathers death..Now if they want to gift their shares of the property to any one and become a sole owner via gift of deed... Q. My question is wether a map of plan of the property is requiered to attached again with the registered gift deed or not? Q. Only Gift Deed Without map is fine?
Asked 7 years ago in Property Law
Religion: Hindu
15 Answers
Only registered gift deed is fine but it should mention the details of property.
Its better if layout is attached
Plan of map not mandatory
- As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that some legal heirs want to relinquish their rights and want to give to a single or more than to one.
- Yes, it is advisable/ mandate if map may also be the part of the deed as this will reduce the future ambiguity of arises any.
- There is also mandate for the map with the deed, as there are chances always for any forgery by any party against any person who may have some right in the property.
1. No if index with previous deed is registered property is properly demarcated map is not required.
2. Yes it is fine.
yes our father was joint co-owner of the building with his other three brothers living with thier respective share by the virtue of deed of partition and a layout map is also attached where things are demarcated well. Now as our father died and we the legal heirs want to execute a gift deed in favour of one and so do we need to attach our fathers map layout of demarcation?
Asked 7 years ago
you can attach the layout in which the land sought to be gifted is properly demarcated
Told you once.... Not required. Stop repeating the same question in the guise of follow-up question
If the cosharers would like to transfer their respective share in the property to one of the chosen shareholders among themselves, they can execute a registered release deed relinquishing their rights in the property.
The map describing your father's share in it shall be attached to the registered transfer deed.
you can enclose father layout map of demarcation of building in the gift deed
Better you can go through relinquishment deed. The stamp duty is similar to that for a gift deed. However there is no discount for relatives, nor are there any tax benefits. Also, both stamp duty and tax will be applicable only on the portion of the property that you relinquish, not on its total value.
Yes you can attach the previous old deed though you need no new plans for same.
1. for conveying the titole of the property, the Registrar's office require the Map of the schedule.
2. Gift Deeds in connection with the undemarcated and undivided share of the property can be registered with the Map of the entire property in question.
1. The Map attached with the partition deed in favour of your father is the property in question herein.
2. So, the said Map can be attached with the Gift Deeds for conveying the undemarcated and undivided share of the said property of your father.