தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்
“தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்” is a Tamil model deed under which a father gives his self acquired property to his only son, transfers possession immediately and promises not to cancel or alter the settlement. The supplied document does not identify an issuing department, government order number or issue date.
What the document covers
The “தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்” is a model settlement deed with blank spaces for the date, place, names, ages, addresses, identity details and other particulars of the parties. It records a transfer by a father to his only son, based on the father’s affection and intention to provide support for the son’s future life.
The deed states that the father is acting with full consent and while mentally aware. It is designed to be completed with the details of the parties and the property before execution in front of witnesses.
Property and ownership statements
The “தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்” describes the property as one acquired by the father from his own income and savings through an earlier purchase document. Spaces are provided for the district, purchase date, Sub Registrar document number and related particulars.
The father states that:
- He acquired the property through the earlier document referred to in the deed.
- He has kept the property free from encumbrances.
- He has paid government taxes and other amounts relating to the property.
- He has possessed and enjoyed the property with full ownership rights.
The exact property must be identified in the schedule referred to in the deed.
Effect of the settlement
The “தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்” states that the scheduled property is settled in the son’s name on the date of the deed. The father also states that possession is handed over to the son on that date.
The main provisions are:
- The son may take possession and enjoy the property with full rights.
- The property may pass through the son’s descendants.
- The son may deal with the property through sale, gift and other transactions.
- Government taxes relating to the property are to be borne by the son from the date of settlement.
- Patta subdivision and related records are to be changed to the son’s name.
- The father promises that he will not cancel or alter the settlement deed.
Who may be affected
The “தான செட்டில்செண்ட்டு பத்திரம்” directly concerns the father giving the property and the son receiving it. A buyer, owner or property professional examining a completed deed would need to check the filled party details, the earlier purchase document particulars and the scheduled property description because the supplied model leaves these items blank.
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Common questions
Does the son receive possession immediately under this settlement deed?
Yes. The deed states that possession of the scheduled property is handed over to the son on the date of the settlement.
Can the father later cancel or change the settlement?
The father expressly promises in the deed that he will not cancel or alter the settlement.
Who must pay government taxes after the settlement?
The deed states that government taxes and related amounts for the scheduled property are to be handled by the son from the date of settlement.
Does the model deed identify the property being transferred?
The property is to be described in a schedule, but the supplied model contains blanks for important details such as the district and earlier purchase document particulars.
