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தத்து எடுப்பு பத்திரம்

The supplied two-page Tamil document is a blank adoption deed template, but it does not identify an issuing department, order number or issue date. It records the voluntary adoption of a female child by a childless couple from the child’s birth parents and states that the child becomes the adoptive couple’s lawful child and heir.

Category
Registration and stamp duty
Pages
2
Status
In force
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What the document does

The Tamil adoption deed template records an agreement between an adoptive couple, described as the first party, and the child’s birth parents, described as the second party. The template contains blanks for the deed date, names, addresses, ages, identity card details and mobile phone numbers of both couples.

The document states that the adoptive couple has been married for a specified number of years without having a child. It records their wish to adopt the first female child born to the birth parents and the birth parents’ consent to give the child in adoption.

Who it affects

The adoption deed template directly concerns:

  • The couple taking the child in adoption.
  • The birth parents giving the child in adoption.
  • The female child identified in the completed deed.
  • Family elders and witnesses present when the adoption is recorded.

The source does not identify an issuing department, government order number or issue date. It also does not provide any registration procedure, stamp duty, fee or approval requirement.

Key provisions

The adoption deed template provides that:

  • The child’s name and date of birth must be entered in the document.
  • The birth parents consent to give their first female child to the adoptive couple.
  • The adoptive couple accepts the child according to its family custom.
  • The adoption takes place in the presence of family elders and the witnesses signing the document.
  • After the adoption, the document states that the child and the birth parents will have no relationship, entitlement, right or connection with each other.
  • The child becomes the lawful adopted child of the adoptive couple.
  • The adopted child becomes the lawful heir of the adoptive couple.
  • The child is described as heir to the adoptive couple’s property, holdings, responsibilities and final duties.
  • Both parties sign voluntarily, without inducement and with full consent, in the presence of witnesses.

The supplied text is an uncompleted form. Its legal statements depend on the parties filling in the missing personal, family and date details and signing it before witnesses.

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Common questions

Does this adoption deed name a government department or order number?

No. The supplied text does not identify an issuing department, government order number or issue date.

Who signs this adoption deed?

The adoptive couple and the birth parents sign the deed voluntarily in the presence of witnesses. The text also says family elders are present when the child is given and accepted in adoption.

Does the adopted child become an heir of the adoptive parents?

Yes. The deed states that the female child becomes the adoptive couple’s lawful adopted child and lawful heir to their property, holdings, responsibilities and final duties.

Does this document state the registration fee or stamp duty?

No. The supplied text does not state any registration procedure, fee or stamp duty.