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A executes a gift in favour of B. The given land is worth Rs. 90. The deed is not registered but B is put in possession
The gift is valid.
The gift is invalid.
Neither (a) nor (b).
Depends on the court's discretion.
A gift of immovable property can only be made by a registered instrument. A deed cannot be dispensed with even for a property of small value, as in the case of a sale. And as a further precaution, attestation by two witnesses is required. This provision excludes every other mode of transfer and even if the intended donee is put in possession, a gift of immovable property is invalid without a registered instrument.
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