A Release Deed (also called Relinquishment Deed) is a legal document used to give up or transfer legal rights or share in a jointly owned property from one person to another. It is commonly used among family members during partition or inheritance.

1. Helps settle family or joint property disputes peacefully.
2. Used when a co-owner wants to give up their share in property.
3. Makes property ownership records clear and undisputed.
4. Mandatory registration makes the transfer legally enforceable.

1. Drafting of the Release / Relinquishment Deed
2. Legal verification of ownership and share
3. Stamp duty calculation based on state laws
4. Assistance with registration at sub-registrar office
5. Delivery of registered deed copy

1. ID Proofs of all parties (Aadhar, PAN)
2. Original Title Deed or Sale Deed of the property
3. Relationship Proof (in case of family transfer)
4. Property Tax Receipt / Mutation copy
5. Stamp duty payment proof (if applicable)

1. Legal heirs transferring share among siblings
2. Family members during ancestral property division
3. Co-owners giving up claim on jointly owned property

1. During family property settlement or mutual division
2. When one co-owner wishes to transfer share to another
3. As part of partition deed or succession planning