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Oral Gift
It is not disputed that Abdul Sattar got the suit property by transfer not from real owner namely, Sufia Begum but from Abdul Sattar to his son on the basis of oral gift confirmed by a declaration through a photostat copy of an affidavit sworn before a Notary Public which having not been corroborated by any witnesses and the same has not been attested with original or duplicate copy and the Notary Public attested the same merely collecting the execution of the affidavit from his memory cannot be said a declaration of oral gift has been proved as required by the Evidence Act.
Government of Bangladesh & others vs Paper Converting & Packaging Ltd & others 6 BLC 467.
Oral gift of non-agricultural land by a Muslim
Oral gift of non-agricultural land by a Muslim is valid notwithstanding subsequent execution and registration of a deed of gift —- Muslim Law — Non-Agricultural Tenancy Act, 1946 (XXIII of 1946), S. 23(1).
The provision of section 23 of the Non Agricultural Tenancy Act prohibiting transfer of non-agricultural tenancy without a registered document shall not apply to gifts of immoveable property by a Muslim. A valid gift of immoveable property with building and structures inter vivos can be made under the Muslim Law by oral gift. According to Muslim Law an oral gift is complete as soon as the declaration of gifts and the delivery of possession is given by the donor to the donee. When these essential conditions are complied with, the gift becomes perfectly valid and if a written deed is executed afterwards and registered, the oral gift would be valid notwithstanding the latter instrument of gift. Alhaj Aklima Khatun and another Vs. Shah Alam and another, 1 BLD (HCD) 34
Ref: 22DLR (SC)134; A.I.R. l949(Mad) 307; F.A.No. 79 of 1963 (Unreported);49 l.A. 195 (209-10); 39 C.W.N. 882; 6 C.L.J. 328; 1935 A.C. 24;— Cited.
Oral gift by trustees—Trust not under Muslim Law—Gift is invalid for want of registration.
Where the trustees of a Trust which was not created under Muslim Law made an oral gift of some property of the trust to another trust. It was held that the oral gift was invalid for want of registration.
Standard Vacuum Oil Vs. Mir Laik Ali PLD 1962 Karachi 727 (BD). (Qadeeruddin, J).
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