According to Islamic law, if a Muslim donates a property without any compensation and immediately hands it over to the recipient, it is called heba. Heba is a kind of donation according to Islamic law. Heba is the giver's love and best wishes to the recipient. And heba is done for the purpose of gaining respect and esteem from him. You can give all your property to anyone. In the case of a will, more than one-third of the will cannot be bequeathed, but there is no legal impediment here. You can give land to any institution other than individual like school , college or mosque madrasa. When the heba is completed, the land cannot be taken back. However, if heba is forced against the will, it will not be considered as heba. Heba should be based on the independent opinion of Hebakari. Apart from land, some objects or money can be stolen. In order to be heba, the original ownership of the land must be heba. It does not mean just paying dividends or crops to any land. Mortgaged or mortgaged property can also be heba. Mortgage money can also be deducted. However, in order to be heba, three conditions have to be fulfilled. Hebakari first has to declare Hebakari. Even if someone who is legally empowered declares in his favor. For example, power is obtained through power of attorney. Secondly, heba is accepted by the person for whom the heba is being done. However, acceptance can be direct or indirect. For him, even if someone is empowered by him, the work goes on. Thirdly, taking possession of the property of the recipient. Now grandparents , grandchildren , sons and daughters , grandchildren , your siblings , husband and wife will have to pay a registration fee of 100 rupees for each Heba document. Anyone other than him will have to pay a full registration fee. Registration fee rates may vary from year to year. The Finance Minister said in his budget speech what will be the difference in the registration fee during the announcement of the budget. Many would not be satisfied if they had been verbally abused before. He wondered how Heba would prove himself after the death of Hebakari or if he was spoiled if someone challenged him. Or you may be embarrassed to do mutations. So after verbal affidavit, he would declare through affidavit that I have indebted such and such land on such and such date in the past. Heba could easily have been defeated if anyone had challenged her. As there was a provision to transfer land without registry, often after the death of the land owner, the fake hebagrahitha would file suit. Again, the real Heba used to file a case denying the recipient. Again, even though he sold a lot of land, he used to beg for tax evasion. Therefore, the government has amended the Registration Act and Transfer of Property Act through Act No. 25 in 2004 to provide for the registration of Heba documents. Now it is difficult to cheat. Nowadays, it is safer than ever for someone to be registered with a registry document.