There is no question of any consideration amount in the proposed gift deed. If any consideration amount is paid then the gift deed becomes invalid.

In fact if the donee pays the stamp duty, it can amount to consideration paid by the donee for the gift under the Transfer of Property Act. Since there cannot be a consideration in a gift deed, the deed may be considered void when the donee pays the stamp duty. So, the donor is responsible for paying the stamp duty.

The mother of the minor son can accept the property transferred through a gift deed to her minor son in the capacity of the guardian and next friend of the minor child. 

Hence the stamp duty paid by the mother/ donor in the capacity of donor cannot be considered as a consideration amount towards payment of stamp duty.

Gift deed in favour of close family relatives attract nominal stamp duty 

Stamp duty paid would not be regarded as consideration amount

wife can accept gift on behalf  of minor son  

1.  Donor 2 can be Donee's guardian and sign on behalf of Donee.

2.  Stamp duty paid by Donor 2 will not be considered as consideration amount. 

3.  There will be no consideration amount in Gift Deed but only out of natural love and affection, it will be executed.

In case, if the donee is a minor, a natural guardian can accept the gift on behalf of the minor.

Yes, donee can be guardian of donor. As such no prohibition. In Delhi stamp duty is 4% + 1% cess charge + 1% registration charges. Minor cannot sign in his personal capacity but guardian can sign on behalf of minor. 

Minor can't sign on the Gift Deed. Minor has to be represented by natural guardian. The natural guardian will be father and then mother.

A Minor can't enter into a contract.  Even if the minor signs any document it will not be legally valid.

The signature of minor is invalid as per law,  because a person of minor cannot enter into a contract hence minor's signature is not accepted. 

However the guardian can accept and sign  the gift deed on behalf of the minor child 

Yes that can be done. As the donee is a minor there has to be a guardian.

No he cannot sign on the deed.

Yes, the mother can be the guardian of the minor son and sign on his behalf for the gift deed. The stamp duty paid by the mother will not be regarded as consideration amount.

Furthermore, in a gift deed there is no provision of consideration. It is out of love and affection.

Rights can be relinquished also through relinquishment deed. Gift deed can also be done

Yes, doner 2 can be guardian and sign , stamp duty is not consideration

Minor can not sign on the gift deed. You can get in touch so that we can help you in the execution of the document. 

Regards 

- Since, this is joint property , it means that you both have equal share in the property 

- Hence being the owner of the 50% share , your husband has his right to transfer his share to his son by way of a gift deed. 

- Further, being the blood related , the stamp duty of registration will be very nominal 

- Further, as a minor has no right to enter into an agreement ,then your son cannot sign on the deed , and this deed will be registered in the name of your son under the guardianship of his mother/natural guardian  i.e. you. 

No.