A deed of gift is executed between the donor (i.e. the one gifting) and donee (i.e. the one who receives the gift) for the transfer of movable or immovable property. The gift is transferred during the parties’ lifetime and without any consideration.

A conditional gift deed is prepared when a Donor transfers his/her immovable property to Donee without consideration. However, in Conditional gift deed the Donor attach certain conditions to be met by the Donee. These conditions should be legally acceptable and not immoral because that will make the conditional gift deed void, and the transfer will be terminated.

The donor can either require the donee to do something or to refrain from something on the condition that the donee must oblige.