Gift Deed (Hiba Nama)
Legal document for gifting movable or immovable property in Pakistan, also known as Hiba Nama under Islamic law.
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Instructions
1. Enter complete details of donor and donee with CNIC numbers. Specify the relationship between the parties.
2. Provide detailed description of the property being gifted with estimated value. For immovable property, include complete address and survey details.
3. The deed must be executed on proper stamp paper and registered with the Sub-Registrar. Get mutation recorded in revenue records.
4. For Muslim donors, ensure the gift complies with Islamic law principles. Both parties must sign in the presence of two witnesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Gift Deed revocable in Pakistan?
Under Islamic law, a gift once accepted and possession delivered is generally irrevocable, with limited exceptions such as gifts between spouses or from father to minor child.
What is the stamp duty on Gift Deed?
Stamp duty on gift deeds varies by province and the relationship between donor and donee. Gifts between close relatives often attract concessional stamp duty rates.
Is registration mandatory?
Yes, for immovable property valued above the threshold, registration with the Sub-Registrar is mandatory under the Registration Act, 1908.
Can the gift exceed one-third of the estate?
Under Islamic law, a testamentary gift (wasiyyat) cannot exceed one-third. However, a gift made during lifetime (hiba) can be of any value, provided three conditions are met: offer, acceptance, and delivery of possession.
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