No income tax. 7 percent of market value of stamp duty and 1 percent additional registration fees

Stamp duty in Tamil Nadu

1% of Guideline Value subject to a maximum of Rs.25000/- (favouring family members)

8% of Guideline Value (favouring non family members)

2) 

registration charges

1% of Guideline Value subject to a maximum of Rs.4000/- (favouring family members)

1% of Guideline Value (favouring non family members)                          

It has to be paid as per guidance value 

you would not be entitled to concessional  stamp duty 

the word "family" means father, mother, husband, wife, son, daughter, grand child. In the case of any one whose personal law permits adoption, "father" shall include an adoptive father, "mother" an adoptive mother, "son" an adopted son and "daughter" an adopted daughter.

you do not fall within definition of family member 

Guide line value of government is the parameter. Yes but whether you will come under blood relative or not needs to be considered. If yes you may enjoy some relaxation. Title documents and affidavit for bank. 

Stamp duty will be 6% on gift deed on 50 Lacs.

Dose not court in blood relative. Consession Grant's if execute between blood relative. Exemption can be obtain by mother if gifted to her.

All the original documents will deliver to you and will submit to bank.

1. The stamp duty will be calculated based on the circle rate of the property to be gifted.

2. There is no Income Tax to be paid for receiving gift through valid document like registered Gift Deed.

1. Since it is a gift deed, the stamp duty will be charged on the circle rate/guideline value of the said property.

2. You are not blood related to the donor for which you shall not be able to enjoy the said concession in stamp duty. 

For the purpose of calculating stamp duty you shall be treated as a relative.

7 percent stamp duty along with 1 percent registration as per circle rate is applicable.

It shall be on prevailing circle rates also you won't be considered as family.member.

Income tax will not be applicable.you will.get exemption on same.

1. They should first transfer the property to your mother as it would be considered as transfer in blood relation and then your mother can gift you the property.

2. As Stamp duty for gift deed will be much higher if they transfer property directly to you.

3. You don't have to pay income tax on property recieved through gift deed.

7% of the market value of the property. Registration Fee: 1% of the market value of the property.

1.as per guidance value.

2.concession on stamp duty rates if the property is gifted to blood relatives, although this varies from state to state. When the property is gifted to a person outside the family, the stamp duty is higher and is applicable according to the rules of a normal transfer of property.

Yes, same charges will levy. POA dose not transfer ownership but only authority to act on behalf of owner.

Uncle and aunt can execute POA in favour of mother to execute gift deed in your favour 

2) stamp duty charges would be same as mentioned herein above 

Yes they can give a power of attorney to your mother to execute the gift deed in your favor. The power of attorney shall also need to be registered before the sub-registrar office and stamp duty on same shall be applicable.

Yes they can do that but the charges will be applicable as aforesaid

It would not be beneficial as stamp duty will remain same as they are directly transferring the property to you. 

Your uncle n aunty can execute, The stamp duty

is similar to that for a gift deed.

They can very well transfer their properties to your name by executing a registered gift deed. 

The applicable stamp duty is 7% with 1%  towards registration charges to the valuer of the property.

You need not pay any income taxe for this gift deed.

You may have to pay the stamp duty as per the government guideline value of the property.

No concession for gift deed, concession is available only settlement deed, which will not be applicable to this situation.

After this you can approach bank who will give you the list of documents to be furnished for mortgage loan.

No, you will not come under such relationship to claim any concession or exemption from paying the stamp duty since the relatives are your uncle and aunt and not blood relation.

They can give power of attorney to your mother and it has to be a registered  deed by paying applicable stamp duty and the registration charges.

However the POA deed is not a title document hence as per law the transferors are your uncle and aunty only and not your mother.

Your mother is facilitating them to transfer the proeprty to your name on their behalf hence you cannot escape the payment of proper stamp duty and registration charges for this kind of transfer