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Relinquishment Deed Drafting

A relinquishment (release) deed drafted by an advocate for a co-owner or legal heir who wants to give up their share in jointly held or inherited property in favour of the other co-owners, ready for stamping and registration.

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Overview

A relinquishment (release) deed drafted by an advocate for a co-owner or legal heir who wants to give up their share in jointly held or inherited property in favour of the other co-owners, ready for stamping and registration.

What's included

  • check_circle Relinquishment deed drafted for your share and the other co-owners
  • check_circle Recital of how the property was inherited or acquired
  • check_circle Schedule of the property
  • check_circle Your review and one round of revisions
  • check_circle Prepared by a verified advocate

Not included

  • blockStamp duty and registration fees
  • blockRegistration appointment and attendance
  • blockSuccession or legal heir certificates

What we'll need

  • 01Names and relationship of everyone who co-owns the property
  • 02How the property came to be jointly owned (inheritance, purchase)
  • 03Property address and ownership documents
  • 04Whether anything is paid for the share
  • attach_file Ownership documents
  • attach_file ID proof of the person releasing

Common use cases

  • Releasing your share of a parent's house to a sibling
  • Consolidating inherited property in one name before a sale

How it works

  1. 01

    Tell us the details

    A short form and any documents we need.

  2. 02

    Pay securely

    A verified professional picks up your request.

  3. 03

    Track & receive

    Follow progress and get your documents in your dashboard.

Common questions

Who can a share be relinquished to?

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A relinquishment deed releases a share in favour of the other co-owners of the same property. Transferring a share to someone who is not a co-owner is done by a gift deed or sale deed instead.

Must it be registered?

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Yes. A release of a share in immovable property worth ₹100 or more must be registered at the sub-registrar office, and stamp duty applies as set by the state.