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The Deposit Gift Letter is a crucial document in Pakistani legal and banking practice, used when one party wishes to formally gift a monetary deposit to another. This document type is particularly important in Pakistan's legal framework as it must satisfy both civil law requirements and Islamic law principles of Hiba (gift-giving). The letter is commonly used in family wealth transfers, estate planning, and various personal financial arrangements. It must contain specific declarations and information to be legally valid, including clear identification of the donor and recipient, explicit gift intention, deposit details, and necessary attestations. The document is frequently used in banking transactions where monetary gifts need to be properly documented for legal and regulatory compliance, especially considering Pakistan's unique legal system that incorporates both common law and Islamic law principles.

1. Sender's Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the person making the gift

2. Recipient's Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the person receiving the gift

3. Date: Date of the letter and gift declaration

4. Gift Declaration: Clear statement of intention to make the gift, specifying that it is being made voluntarily and without consideration

5. Deposit Details: Specific amount being gifted, bank account details, and nature of the deposit

6. Ownership Transfer: Explicit statement transferring all rights and ownership of the deposited amount to the recipient

7. Islamic Declaration: Statement confirming compliance with Islamic principles of Hiba

8. Signature Block: Space for donor's signature, witness signatures, and attestation