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Can a gift deed which is not self acquired be challenged by the legal heirs

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To answer your query: can gift deed be challenged in court. Well yes! It can be challenged in the court. You can challenge it and will be required to prove that the execution of the gift deed was not correctly done. In some cases, it is also required to prove that the deed was executed under fraud or misrepresentation. Here are a few reasons which will allow you to challenge gift deed in the court:

  1. No free consent for transfer of gift

  2. The execution of gift deed is not as per registered legal requirements

  3. If either party to the gift was not competent to contract,

  4. In case a consideration has been taken for the gift deed then such gift deed would not be valid.

I hope this helps you know: can gift deed be challenged or not.

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