Gift by Lady to Her Minor Grand Sons: Format & Sample
Reference draft used in Indian courts — replace the blanks with your own case details.
WHEREAS the executants, having an account with .., Bank and also having a Credit balance of Rs in her
account has withdrawn a sum of Rs. of which she is anxious to make a gift to her minor grandson .s/or/o.
which is acceptable by the father of the minor grandson acting as his natural guardian.
THE DECLARATION THEREFORE WITNESSES AS FOLLOWS : 1. That I have gifted the sum of Rs out of love and natural affection for my grandson, desiring that he
should be brought up in a dignified manner and according to the status of the family in which he is born.
2. That I also declare that the gifted amount is irrevocable property of the minor grandson without any
kind of benefit reserved for the executants.
3. That the gifted amount has been accepted by the father of the said grandson, Sri.
4. That the income accruing to the minor out of the gifted amount by way of interest, profit and
otherwise shall be the exclusive income of the said minor grandson in which the donees father or mother
shall have no interest.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have signed this declaration on the day, month and year first above
mentioned.
Sd/-Donor..
Witnesses : 1. .. Accepted
2. .. Sd/- Father of minor
Using this format
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