A Gift Deed is a legal document used to voluntarily transfer movable or immovable property from one person (donor) to another (donee) without any monetary consideration. It must be registered as per the Transfer of Property Act and Indian Registration Act to be legally valid.

1. Transfers property legally without any exchange of money.
2. Commonly used to gift property to family members or loved ones.
3. Avoids future disputes and clarifies ownership legally.
4. Prevents claims from legal heirs or third parties when properly registered.

1. Drafting of the Gift Deed as per legal format
2. Legal advice and verification before execution
3. Stamp Duty and Registration calculation
4. Registry appointment and document submission
5. Handover of registered deed with certified copy

1. Donor and Donee's ID Proofs (Aadhar, PAN)
2. Property Documents (Title Deed/Sale Deed)
3. Property Tax Receipts
4. Site Plan or Layout Map (if available)
5. Valuation Certificate (if required by registrar)

1. Parents gifting property to children
2. Siblings or relatives transferring property as love & affection
3. Individuals donating to temples, trusts, or NGOs

1. During family settlement or voluntary transfer
2. When transferring property without sale/purchase
3. For tax-saving or donation purposes