தானப் பத்திரம்
The supplied document is a Tamil property gift deed form, but it does not identify an issuing department, order number or issue date. It records a property owner gifting a specified area of land to a village panchayat, represented by its president, for a stated public use and declares that the gifted property has no encumbrance.
What the gift deed covers
The Tamil gift deed form is intended to record the donation of privately owned land for public use. The donor gives a specified extent of property to a village panchayat, represented by its president, and identifies the public purpose for which the land is donated.
The form contains blank spaces for the date and the relevant district, taluk and village panchayat. It does not identify an issuing department, government order number or issue date.
Who it affects
The Tamil gift deed form is relevant to:
- A property owner who wants to donate land for a public purpose.
- A village panchayat receiving the donated property through its president.
- Buyers, owners or professionals checking the donor's ownership history, the extent donated, the stated public purpose or the declaration about encumbrances.
The form provides spaces for the names, ages, identity details, mobile numbers and addresses of the donor and recipient representative.
Ownership and property details
The Tamil gift deed form asks the donor to state how the property was acquired. It provides fields for the date of the earlier purchase, the relevant Sub-Registrar record, the Book 1 document number and year.
The donor states that:
- The property was purchased using the donor's own income and savings.
- Government taxes and related dues have been paid.
- The property has remained in the donor's possession and enjoyment with ownership rights.
- The donated portion has no encumbrance.
The deed must describe the property and specify the area being donated in square feet. It also includes a field for the approximate value of the donated property, in figures and words.
Restriction on use
The Tamil gift deed form states that the donated property must be used only for the public purpose for which the donation is made. The donor records voluntary consent to the gift in the presence of witnesses.
The supplied text does not provide stamp duty rates, registration fees, filing procedures or supporting document requirements.
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Common questions
Who receives the property under this gift deed?
The recipient is the relevant village panchayat, represented by its president. The form includes spaces for the panchayat and president's details.
Can the donated land be used for a different purpose?
No. The deed states that the property must be used only for the purpose for which it was donated.
What does the donor declare about encumbrances?
The donor declares that the property being donated has no encumbrance.
Does the form state the stamp duty or registration fee?
No. The supplied text does not state any stamp duty rate, registration fee or filing procedure.
