Gift Deed - Issue Gift Deed - Issue

5 years ago

Hello all,

Scenario -
A - Doner (property owner)
B & C - Gift Deed Donees
D - Purchaser from one Donee
E - Purchaser from D
A had owned a property which he had executed a GiftDeed to his daughter (B) and his grandson (C) in 1952. At that time the age of C was just 2 months. After A deceased, B has sold the property to D explaining that she had some financial issues. three years later the same property was purchased by my grandfather (E).

My query is
In my case B has already sold the property mentioning that the property came as GiftDeed to her, bypassing C who is also the Donee for the same property.When a gift deed is executed in the name of two people (Major (B) and Minor(C)) can B sell the property without the consent of C? if yes what are the legal ways in which B can sell the property.

Deepak Yashwantrao Bade

Responded 4 years ago

A.dear client i agreed on advice give that is The property was held by B for his own self and for C as because C was a minor. B was the natural guardian of C.B can sell the property which is both the names under such circumstances only if court permits.
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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE

Responded 5 years ago

A.B cannot sell C(Minor's) property on his own. B has to take permission from court to do so.
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