Gpa holder donor donee

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 24 February 2023 This query is : Resolved
Hello,
My brother purchased house in Karnataka on his name. He wanted to gift me. I am out of country could not come. I gave him GPA hold on my behalf. So donor is my brother and donee also is my brother on my behalf acting as GPA holder. And he as a donor gifted to donee (himself) but he is my GPA holder. Is this legal? What else can be done without me visiting india. Please let me know. Thanks

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A person residing abroad wants to gift a house in Karnataka to their brother. They appointed their brother as their GPA holder to execute the gift deed. The query questions the legality of the brother, acting as both donor and donee (on behalf of the GPA holder), gifting the property to himself. While it's generally permissible for a GPA holder to execute a gift deed on behalf of the donor, appointing the donor as the donee's GPA holder in this scenario raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest. It's advisable to appoint a different, neutral person as the GPA holder to avoid complications.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 24 February 2023
Yes. You can give GPA to your brother though he is your brother to execute the gift deed. There is no problem. If you have any doubt give the power to other family members.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 25 February 2023
In my opinion donor himself can't be GPA holdrr of donee, better appoint another person as GPA.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 25 February 2023
Confusing facts, as to whether the property is donated to himself as you have stated, inter alia, that,
"....And he as a donor gifted to donee (himself) but he is my GPA holder..."

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