Law Relating to Gifts

Law Relating to Gifts by Justice P.S. Narayana is an authoritative commentary on the law governing gifts under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and related statutory provisions. The book explains the essential requirements of a valid gift, competency of donor and donee, acceptance, delivery of possession, conditional and contingent gifts, and revocation of gifts.

It provides detailed analysis supported by Supreme Court and High Court judgments, making it highly practical for civil litigation and property disputes. The author examines issues such as oral gifts, gifts between family members, gifts to minors, religious and charitable gifts, and tax implications arising from transfer of property without consideration.

Written in clear language with strong case law backing, this book is particularly useful for advocates handling property suits, partition matters, and inheritance disputes. Judges, academicians, and law students will also find it valuable for understanding evolving jurisprudence relating to gift transactions in India.