While a gift deed is generally irrevocable, there are certain legal circumstances where it may be legally cancelled. This guide details when revocation is possible, the process, and the implications for all parties involved.
Introduction
A gift deed transfers property without consideration, but can it be reversed? Indian law recognizes specific grounds for revocation, including fraud or coercion.
If you suspect an issue in a gift transaction, understanding the rules and procedures for cancellation can help you reclaim your rights.
Discover how courts treat revocation cases and learn the steps you can take if you need to dispute a property gift.
Valid Grounds for Revoking a Gift Deed
Revocation is exceptional—courts demand clear evidence.
Fraud or Misrepresentation
If the deed was created using false information or deception.
Coercion or Undue Influence
If the donor was pressured or manipulated into gifting the property.
Failure of Condition
If certain conditions attached to the gift are not fulfilled.
Establish Valid Ground
File Suit in Civil Court
Present Evidence
Court Issues Order