Umang Bagga 25 October 2022

regarding notry

if a registerd gift deed is made and after that a notry is made

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This discussion explores the validity of a registered gift deed in relation to a subsequent notary or affidavit. The initial registered gift deed is considered the primary legal document. A later notary, especially one that attempts to alter the terms of a registered deed, may not hold legal standing on its own. The user is seeking clarification on whether they can refuse to proceed with a registry based on a notary and if the notary has any legal recourse.

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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 25 October 2022

A gift deed is a compulsorily registerable document. Hence notarised gift has not valid.

Umang Bagga 25 October 2022

Sir my grandparents have done a registered gift deed in my name by paying stamps of 8 lakh after they passed in 2020 my uncle broke the lock and have done kabza there.Last month we have done a notry or affedivit that i will do registry of half house on my uncles name but my uncle have not mention other terms and conditions in notry and have only written that i will do registry of half house in their name and i have done sign on it my question is that is that affedifit or notry have any value if i reject to do registry if i refuse to registry do notry have any value please answer can my uncle use any notry in any way .