Relinquishment Deed
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What is a Relinquishment Deed?
A Relinquishment Deed is a legal document used when a legal heir or co-owner willingly gives up their share in a jointly-owned property, usually in favor of another family member.
It’s most commonly used in cases of inheritance, family settlements, or ancestral property, and ensures the transfer is clear, irrevocable, and legally recognized.
📜 Service Description
A Vakilify-drafted Relinquishment Deed typically includes:
Party Details – Names of relinquishing person(s) and beneficiary(ies)
Property Description – Type, location, ownership details
Share Being Relinquished – Specific percentage or portion given up
Voluntary Consent Clause – Confirms the act is done willingly
Irrevocability Clause – No legal claim after execution
Witnesses & Registration – Two witnesses and Sub-Registrar filing support

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Relinquishment Deed
🏛 Laws Governing Relinquishment Deeds in India
Your deed will comply with:
Transfer of Property Act, 1882
Registration Act, 1908 (Mandatory for immovable property)
Hindu Succession Act, 1956 (For inherited Hindu family property)

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To give up legal rights in a jointly-owned or inherited property.
Yes, for immovable property, registration with the Sub-Registrar is mandatory.
Usually yes, but it can also apply to any joint ownership.
Yes, stamp duty is applicable but is often lower when transferring to family members (state-specific).
No, once executed and registered, it’s legally binding and irrevocable.
Relinquishment Deeds are often used for ancestral property to simplify inheritance among legal heirs.
Yes, you can relinquish your full or partial share in the property.
The draft is usually delivered within 2 working days. Registration depends on Sub-Registrar availability.