Deed of Gift of Portion of Land to the Municipal: Format
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
BETWEEN
_________________________________________________ (insert the name of
grantor, address, etc.) (hereinafter called the grantor) of the ONE PART
AND
_______________________________________________ (insert the name of
Municipal Corporation) (hereinafter called the Municipal Corporation) the wife of the
assignor (or as the case may be) of the OTHER PART.
WHEREAS : 1. The Corporation has authority under the __________________ (name of the
Act) to acquire land for the purpose or purposes of widening or public road
abutting the premises of the grantor.
2. The property hereby conveyed is required by the Corporation for the purpose or
purposes authorised by the said (Act) as aforesaid.
3. The grantor is the absolute owner in possession free from incumbrances of the
property hereinafter described and is desirous freely and absolutely of
conveying to the Corporation by way of gift that property for the purpose or
purposes aforesaid.
NOW THIS DEED WITNESSETH that the grantor hereby freely and voluntarily and
without valuable consideration conveys unto the Corporation all that (parcels) TO
HOLD the same unto the Corporation absolutely and for ever for the purpose or
purposes of the said (Act).
IN WITNESS etc.
Using this format
This is a reference draft reproduced for study and adaptation. Court rules, court fees and the correct forum vary with the facts and the value of the claim, so have the document checked and filed by an advocate. A defective application can be returned or dismissed even when the case itself is good.
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