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Regarding cancellation of irrevocable gift deed
6 months ago
My mother in law did giftdeed of the property to her daughter now she want to cancell the gift deed is there any possibility to do
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If both parties, the donor (your mother-in-law) and the donee (her daughter), mutually agree to cancel the gift deed, it can be revoked through a deed of cancellation, If there are legal grounds for the cancellation, such as fraud, coercion, or misrepresentation during the execution of the gift deed, your mother-in-law may explore the possibility of initiating legal proceedings to revoke or cancel the gift deed.
If both parties, the donor (your mother-in-law) and the donee (her daughter), mutually agree to cancel the gift deed, it can be revoked through a deed of cancellation, If there are legal grounds for the cancellation, such as fraud, coercion, or misrepresentation during the execution of the gift deed, your mother-in-law may explore the possibility of initiating legal proceedings to revoke or cancel the gift deed.
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