Supreme Court of India
Asokan v. Lakshmikutty & Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act; Ss.122 & 123: Gift-Donor-parents executed a deed of gift transferring c possession of property gifted in favour of his son-donee-Averment in a deed of gift in regard to handing over of possession-Whether amounts to sufficient proof of acceptance thereof by donee-Held:- In order to constitute a valid gift, acceptance thereof is essential-Even a silence may sometimes indicate acceptance-Overt act not necessary as express acceptance need not be required for completing the transaction of gift-When a registered document is executed, presumption arises in regard to the…
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- 2025 N.P. Saseendran v. N.P. Ponnamma & Ors.
- 2020 Daulat Singh (d) Thr. Lrs. v. The State of Rajasthan & Ors
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