Gift Deed to Greater Chennai Corporation
The source does not identify an issuing department, order number or issue date. It is an English gift deed template under which a property owner transfers a scheduled property to the Greater Chennai Corporation, represented by its Commissioner, for a stated public purpose, and the Corporation agrees to use it only for that purpose.
What the document does
The gift deed records a transfer of property from an individual property owner, called the donor, to the Greater Chennai Corporation, called the donee and represented by its Commissioner. The transfer is made in the public interest for a purpose that must be filled into the deed.
The source is a blank template rather than a completed deed. It contains spaces for the execution date, parties, property details, ownership record, public purpose and signatures. It refers to 2017 in the opening date field, but the actual day and month are blank.
Who it affects
The gift deed is relevant to:
- A property owner proposing to give land or another scheduled property to the Greater Chennai Corporation.
- The Greater Chennai Corporation, which must accept the gifted property through its Commissioner.
- Buyers and professionals checking whether part of a property has been transferred to the Corporation for public use.
- A donor who has submitted a proposal for construction of flats described in the template as a proposed "Still + Two floor" development.
Information the deed requires
The gift deed provides spaces for the following details:
- The donor's name, identification number, mobile number, parentage and address.
- The property's door number, road, revenue survey number, block number and village.
- The donor's source of ownership, including the earlier seller, sale deed date, document number and Sub Registrar Office.
- The public purpose for which the property is being gifted.
- A schedule identifying the property being transferred.
- Signatures of the donor and the Greater Chennai Corporation, in the presence of witnesses.
Key effect of the transfer
The donor gives, grants, conveys and assigns an interest in the scheduled property to the Greater Chennai Corporation for the stated public purpose. The Corporation agrees to accept the transfer and expressly promises that the gifted property will be used solely for the purpose written in the deed.
The source does not provide a stamp duty rate, registration fee, filing procedure or completed property description.
This summary is generated from the source document to help you find what is relevant. The PDF above is authoritative. For advice on your own property, use LandLens One or speak to a qualified professional.
Common questions
Who receives the property under this gift deed?
The Greater Chennai Corporation receives the property and is represented in the deed by its Commissioner.
Can the Greater Chennai Corporation use the gifted property for another purpose?
The template states that the scheduled property is intended solely for the purpose written in the deed.
What ownership evidence must the donor include?
The template asks for details of the donor's earlier sale deed, including the seller, execution date, registered document number and Sub Registrar Office.
Does the document state the applicable stamp duty or registration fee?
No. The source does not state any stamp duty rate or registration fee.
