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A Deed of Gift for Land is commonly used in the UAE for property transfers within families or for charitable purposes, reflecting both modern legal requirements and traditional Islamic practices. This document is essential when transferring real property ownership without monetary consideration, particularly in situations such as family wealth transfer, estate planning, or charitable donations. The deed must comply with UAE federal laws, local emirate regulations, and Islamic Sharia principles, particularly regarding gift (Hiba) requirements. It requires proper registration with the relevant Land Department and must include specific details about the property, clear statements of intention, and appropriate warranties. The document is particularly important in the UAE context where gift transactions are common in family wealth structuring and must carefully balance civil law requirements with Islamic principles.

1. Parties: Details of the Donor (gift-giver) and Donee (gift-recipient), including full legal names, Emirates ID numbers, and contact details

2. Background: Context of the gift, relationship between parties, and confirmation of the Donor's desire to make the gift

3. Definitions: Key terms used in the deed, including Property, Transfer Date, and Relevant Authority

4. Property Details: Comprehensive description of the land including plot number, location, size, boundaries, and any existing encumbrances

5. Declaration of Gift: Clear statement of the Donor's intention to gift the property, confirming the gift is immediate, unconditional, and irrevocable

6. Consideration: Statement confirming this is a gift without monetary consideration

7. Possession and Registration: Terms regarding the transfer of possession and requirements for registration with relevant authorities

8. Donor's Warranties: Warranties regarding ownership, right to transfer, and absence of encumbrances

9. Execution: Formal execution clause meeting UAE requirements for property transfer documents