Under Muslim personal law, there are three essential conditions for a valid gift: 1) The donor must intend to gift the property, either expressly or impliedly. 2) The donee must accept the property, either expressly or impliedly. 3) Possession of the gifted property must be delivered to and accepted by the donee, either actually or constructively. If all three of these conditions are met, the gift is valid and irrevocable under Muslim law.

1. GIFT BY MOHAMMEDEN

2. • MUSLIM PERSONAL LAW

3. • GIFT MAY BE ORAL OR WRITTEN

4. • THREE CONDITIONS MUST BE THERE

5. • 1. INTENTION TO GIFT IMPLIED OR EXPRESS

6. • 2. ACCEPTACE BY THE DONEE EITHER IMPLIED
OR EXPRESS

7. • POSSESSION MUST BE DELIVERED AND
ACCEPTED BY THE DONEE EITHER ACTUAL
POSSESSION OR CONSTRUCTIVE POSSESSION

8. • DONOR MUST BE RELIVED FROM THE
COMPLETE DOMINION/OWNERSHIP OVER
THE SUBJECT MATTER OF GIFT

9. • GIFT MUST BE ABOSOLUTE
• NO CONDITIONS MUST BE ATTACHED

10. • ALL THE ABOVE SAID CONDITIONS MUST BE
ESSENTIONAL REQUIREMENT FOR MAKING
GIFT BY MOHAMMEDENS

11. • MERELY REGISTRATION OF GIFT DEED DOES
MAKES GIFT VALID UNLESS ALL THE
CONDITIONS FULFILLED

12. • REGISTRATION OF GIFT DEED AS FOR AS
MOHEMEDEN LAW IS CONCERNED IT IS ONLY
A PIECE OF EVIDENCE

13. • GIFT UNDER MOHAMMEDEN LAW IS
IRREVOCALBE

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