The Deed of Gift Agreement is a crucial legal instrument in Malaysian jurisprudence used when one party wishes to voluntarily transfer ownership of property or assets to another without receiving payment or other consideration in return. This document is commonly used in family wealth transfers, charitable donations, corporate gifting, and estate planning. The deed must comply with Malaysian legal requirements, including the Contracts Act 1950 and relevant property laws. It should clearly identify the parties, precisely describe the gifted property, and include any conditions or restrictions on the gift. The document requires proper execution as a deed, including witnessing and, in some cases, registration with relevant authorities. Common uses include transferring property to family members, making charitable donations, establishing educational trusts, or corporate restructuring where assets are being transferred without consideration.
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1. Parties: Identifies and defines the Donor (person giving the gift) and Donee (person receiving the gift) with full legal names and addresses
2. Background: Sets out the context of the gift, relationship between parties if relevant, and donor's intention to make the gift
3. Definitions: Defines key terms used throughout the deed including 'Gift Property', 'Transfer Date', and other relevant terms
4. Gift: Clear statement of the gift being made and transfer of ownership from Donor to Donee
5. Delivery and Transfer: Details of how and when the gift property will be transferred or delivered to the Donee
6. Donor's Warranties: Warranties from the Donor regarding ownership, right to transfer, and condition of the gift property
7. Acknowledgment: Donee's acknowledgment of receipt of the gift and acceptance
8. Execution: Formal execution clause meeting requirements for a deed under Malaysian law
1. Conditions: Include when the gift is subject to specific conditions or restrictions
2. Tax Implications: Include when there are specific tax considerations that need to be acknowledged
3. Maintenance and Costs: Include when there are ongoing maintenance requirements or costs associated with the gift
4. Reservation of Rights: Include when the Donor wishes to retain certain rights over the gift property
5. Future Claims: Include when there's a need to address potential future claims against the gift property
6. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Include when parties are in different states or there's a need to specify jurisdiction
7. Third Party Rights: Include when the gift might affect rights of third parties
1. Schedule 1 - Description of Gift Property: Detailed description of the gift property including any identifying features, serial numbers, or registration details
2. Schedule 2 - Conditions of Gift: If applicable, detailed listing of any conditions attached to the gift
3. Schedule 3 - Supporting Documents: List of supporting documents such as property titles, registration papers, or valuation reports
4. Appendix A - Photographs: If applicable, photographs or visual documentation of the gift property
5. Appendix B - Valuation Report: If applicable, professional valuation of the gift property
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