Gift deed hindu law
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This document outlines the conditions for a valid gift deed under Hindu law, including that the gift must be voluntary, acceptance must occur during the donor's lifetime, no consideration is required, the gift can be of movable or immovable existing property and must be attested by two witnesses. It also notes the relevant sections of the Transfer of Property Act 1882 and requirements for stamp duty and registration for immovable but not movable property gifts.
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3. It describes ceremonies for solemnizing a Hindu marriage and provides for registration of Hindu marriages in a marriage register.
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The document discusses the sources of Hindu law including ancient sources like the Vedas, Smritis, digests and commentaries as well as modern sources like judicial decisions and legislation. It then discusses the application of Hindu law to Hindus by religion, birth, or those not following other major religions. Key concepts around Hindu marriage like it being a sacrament, the changes brought by the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, and conditions for a valid Hindu marriage as per the Act are also summarized.
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3. The doctrine of representation allowing a deceased's child to inherit in their place is not recognized under Muslim law. The nearer heir excludes the remoter heir.
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- 2. CONDITIONS MUST BE VOLENTARY POSSESSION MUST BE ACCEPTED BY THE DONEE DURING THE LIFETIME OF THE DONOR IF DONEE DIES BEFORE ACCEPTANCE GIFT BECOMES VOID
- 3. CONDITIONS NO CONSIDERATION MOVABLE AND/OR IMMOVABLE EXISTING PROPERTY ATTESTED BY AT LEAST TWO WITNESSESS
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