Release Deed

Original price was: ₹19,500.Current price is: ₹13,499.

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What is a Release Deed?

A Release Deed is a legal document used when one co-owner or claimant of a property voluntarily gives up (releases) their share or rights in favor of another co-owner. It’s most commonly used among family members to settle inherited properties or jointly owned assets.

For example, if two brothers inherit a property from their father, one brother can execute a Release Deed to give up his share in favor of the other, making the other the sole owner.

When do you need a Release Deed?

You typically need a Release Deed when:

  • Settling ancestral property among family members, where one person wants to relinquish their share.
  • Distributing jointly owned property among siblings or relatives without a sale.
  • Avoiding disputes by legally documenting who holds the complete rights to the property.

How Namma Swathu helps you?

We handle the entire process of drafting and registering your Release Deed, ensuring it’s legally sound and protects your interests.

We gather property ownership records, previous title deeds, family or co-owner details, and your ID proofs.

Our legal team drafts a clear Release Deed specifying who is releasing the rights and in favor of whom.

We coordinate execution and witnessing of the deed as per the registration requirements.

We facilitate registration at the Sub-Registrar Office to make it legally binding.

We hand over the registered Release Deed copies to you.

Typical flow of the process

Collect Property & Owner Details

Draft Release Deed

Execute with Witnesses 

Register at Sub-Registrar Office

Hand Over Registered Release Deed

Common FAQs on Release Deeds

Is a Release Deed the same as a Gift Deed?

No. A Release Deed is executed between co-owners to give up their share. A Gift Deed transfers ownership to anyone (even outside the family), whether or not they were a co-owner.

Yes. Though generally lower than a sale deed, stamp duty is payable on a Release Deed based on the share released and local regulations.

Yes. For it to be legally valid and enforceable, registration at the Sub-Registrar Office is mandatory.

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