Relinquishment Deed – Revoking, Format and Benefits

Ans: Yes, but only under specific conditions like mutual consent or legal grounds such as fraud. Court approval may be needed if all parties do not agree.

Ans: The Supreme Court has clarified that a relinquishment deed, once registered and executed properly, is legally binding. It cannot be revoked unless exceptional circumstances are proven in court.

Ans: No. The person gaining ownership through a relinquishment deed must update the ownership records. Only after that can the property be sold legally.