Relinquishment Deed

Relinquishment Deed allows co-owners to legally transfer their share of a property to another co-owner or legal heir.

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Drafting

Our NRI expert lawyers will thoroughly understand the situation & property details, post which lawyer drafts a Relinquishment Deed in favour of co owner/legal heir of the property.

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Review

India for NRI offers a review service where our expert lawyers will carefully examine the Relinquishment Deed and provide their observations, if any.

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  • Draft Power of Attorney (POA)
  • The POA is then apostilled in your country
  • Send the POA by post to India
  • The POA is registered with the SDM office
  • Once this entire process is complete, register your Relinquishment Deed with the Sub-Registrar.
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Registration

Registration Act of 1908 mandates the registration of a Relinquishment Deed, after payment of stamp duty as applicable.

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Relinquishment Deed

Price

Drafting
$60
Review
$50
Registration
$250

Total Value

Total Amount :$0

Power of Attorney

Price

Drafting of POA
$60
Notarisation & Attestation
$200
Registration of POA
$200

Total Value

Total Amount :$0

Cases where Relinquishment Deed can be used?

Inheritance: In the absence of a Will, known as intestate death, a Relinquishment Deed may be needed to transfer property ownership among legal heirs, clarifying respective shares and responsibilities.

Divorce:In divorce settlements, a Relinquishment Deed facilitates the transfer of one spouse's share in the property to the other, resolving ownership disputes.

Financial Urgency:When a co-owner urgently requires funds, a Relinquishment Deed allows them to liquidate their share of the property.

Minor's Estate:With court approval, a legal guardian can use a Relinquishment Deed to transfer a minor's estate to another legal heir.

Voluntary Transfer: Out of goodwill, a legal heir or co-owner can use a Relinquishment Deed to transfer their share to another co-owner.

Document Required

Proof of ownership.

A written document stating the intention of relinquishment / release.

Name of the releasor, age, address.

Photograph of both parties.

Aadhar card, ID proofs, like driving license, passport, etc.

PAN card of both the parties for the execution of Relinquishment Deed.

Complete description of the property in question.

Details of consideration (if any).

Two witnesses at the time of execution of Relinquishment Deed.

Stamp duty payment challan.

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