obtain society NOC for execution of gift deed 

2) gift deed in favour of son and daughter should be duly stamped and registered 

3) stamp duty would be 3 per cent of market value of property 

4) registration charges are maximum Rs 30,000

In Maha. stamp duty on gift deed is negligible. Max. fees 1000rs. Gift deed will draft/execute and will register at sub registrar office,

1. a gift deed has to be made through a lawyer

2. the gift deed has to be stamped for Rs. 200/- plus 1% stamp duty on market value of property

3. the gift deed has to be registered with nominal registration fee of 200

4. the registered gift deed then can be submitted to society for entering name of doness in share certificate. Society transfer forms have also to be submitted to society for effecting this transfer

5. as transfer is to blood relative, the society cannot levy any transfer fee 

See first a gift deed need to be drafted in favour of both the children,

stamp duty at the rate of 3 percent on value of the property need to be paid, 

then the deed need to be registered before the sub-registrar office on payment of the registration fee. 

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The basic requirements of Gift are (1) no consideration shall be involved & (2) the Donee (person taking gift) should accept the gift.

The details pertaining to stamp duty and registration charges can be obtained from the concerned Sub Registrar's Office.

Hello, 

Stamp duty and the registration charges can be confirmed by you from a local advocate. 

The father may transfer the property through gift deed. 

The same will be prepared by the advocate and will be registered in presence of all the parties and witnesses

It's a simple procedure. 

Regards 

He can gift the same to the children by registered gift deed

The owner of an immovable property can gift it to a relative or son daughter. A gift is considered valid if it is made voluntarily and without consideration. It is also essential for it to be accepted by the donee.

Drafting the Gift Deed: You can consult an advocate to draft a gift deed for you. The same required the signatures of both the parties in the presence of at least two witnesses.

In Maharashtra there is no stamp duty payable except for Rs. 500/- and Rs. 200/- towards registration charges for transfer of immovable property to blood relations.

Your father can execute a registered gift deed in favor of you both combined, you can consult a document writer in the local who will guide you the procedure to be adopted in this regard.

Procedure To Create Gift Deed

1. Making Gift Deeds, at the foremost, involves the meeting of clauses recommended by the law, regarding whether or not one can gift a movable or immovable property to a minor, taxation of gift and so on. (more of which will be explored further in the article)
2. Conventionally, drafting a Gift Deed is done by a legal practitioner, but one way to start doing it right now sitting at home is by using our portal. So begin drafting your document from LegalDesk by clicking the button at the end of this page.
3. Have the Gift Deed printed on Stamp Paper of suitable denomination and have both the Donor and the Donee sign the document in the presence of two witnesses.
4. Depending on the nature of the gift one can register the Gift Deed at the closest Sub-Registrar Office.

The stamp duty for gift deed in Maharashtra is 3% of market value of property

You have  to make application to court for certified copy of divorce decree 

No you won't get decree by post you need to apply for certified copy of same.

You can visit the court and pay the requisite fees and apply for certified copy of a judgement and decree. You can also instruct your lawyer to get the copy of judgment and decree.. 

Have to apply for-certified copy in court.

Once you are set exparte the court will pass a judgment on the opposite party letting in evidence for exparte decree.

After that if you want the copy of the divorce decree, you may have to apply for it with a copy application seeking certified copy of the decree from the concerned court in person or through your advocate.

You will have to go to the court to obtain the decree. It will not be sent to you by post 

You need to go to the court and apply for copy