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How to transfer khatha after the demise of donor?- Property Hotline
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December 21, 2016
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2:33Now PlayingExpert: Nirav Jani, Associate Partner at Hariyani & Co.
Question: A gift deed has been executed and registered in favour of a person recently. To avoid bad blood and souring of relations with others, the Donor has requested that Khatha in respect of the gifted property (with Donor and person having undivided share in the land) be transferred to the person after Donor's demise. Are there any legal complications involved if we try to transfer Khatha after the demise of the Donor? Are there any measures we have to take to avoid any legal complications in future? Please clarify.
Answer: If the gift has been executed today and has been executed in terms of the transfer property act then in effect the transferred has happened in the way of gift. Khatha is only a revenue record wherein the updations of records are to be done and the revenue authority should not act on such request to not to transfer the property in the name of the donee until and unless the death of donor. Donor does not have the right to postpone updating of records.
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