விடுதலைப் பத்திரம்
The supplied Tamil text is an unnumbered and undated release deed template. It does not identify an issuing department, order number or issue date, and it records one heir releasing an undivided half share in inherited property to the other heir.
What the deed covers
The Tamil release deed template applies to property originally purchased by the parties’ father through a registered sale deed. The property description is intended to include the registration district, sub-registrar office, village, survey number, plot number, door number and extent.
The template states that the father died without making any arrangement for the property. According to a legal heir certificate issued by the relevant Tahsildar, the mother and two children became his heirs. It then records that the mother also died and that the two children continued to hold and enjoy the property jointly as the father’s direct heirs.
Transfer recorded
The release deed template records that one of the two heirs voluntarily releases an undivided one-half share to the other heir. The reasons stated are that joint enjoyment is not possible and that the release is made out of love and affection for the recipient.
Key terms include:
- Schedule A describes the larger property inherited from the father.
- Schedule B describes the releasor’s undivided one-half share.
- The releasor states that the Schedule B share is released and possession is handed over to the recipient on the deed date.
- The release is stated to be made voluntarily and with full consent before witnesses.
Rights given to the recipient
The release deed template states that the recipient may enjoy the Schedule B property in their own name with full rights. It also permits the recipient to:
- update revenue records and obtain patta subdivision;
- obtain permission to construct a building;
- transfer the relevant municipal building tax records;
- transfer electricity, drinking water and sewerage records for the share; and
- deal with the property through permitted forms of transfer or disposition.
Effect on the releasor
The release deed template contains a declaration that the releasor, the releasor’s heirs and descendants, and any other person claiming through them will have no ownership, connection, share, heirship right or later claim over the Schedule B property. Property owners and buyers using the template would need the blank personal, property, inheritance and registration details completed so that the released share can be identified.
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Common questions
What share of the property is being released?
The template releases the executing heir’s undivided one-half share described in Schedule B.
Who receives the released share?
The other direct heir receives the share. The template states that the two heirs inherited and jointly enjoyed the property after their parents died.
Can the recipient change the patta and utility records?
Yes. The template authorises changes to revenue records and patta subdivision, along with name changes for municipal building tax, electricity, drinking water and sewerage records relating to the share.
Can the releasor or the releasor’s heirs claim the share later?
The template states that the releasor, the releasor’s heirs and descendants will have no ownership, share, heirship right or later claim over the Schedule B property.
