Gerinda is known as the gift taker in the Indian land records. We can establish a record of the property transfer that has taken place with respect to any real estate investment with the help of Gerinda. The term is commonly used in the real estate sector for verifying land ownership details and update them whenever needed.
Why is Gerinda relevant in the Indian real estate sector? Â
Gifting properties is common in India and hence this term has relevance in the Indian real estate sector. When a father gifts his property to his child — son or daughter, the person receiving the gift is called gift taker and named as Gerinda in land records. It is relevant to state who the gift taker is. In case of disputes and legal proceedings, this terms is highlighted in the court.
What is the difference between Gerinda and Girdawari?
These two terms are often confusing due to the similarity in pronunciation. While Gerinda stands for the person who receives a gift, the term Girdawari is associated with agriculture and stands for harvest inspection.
FAQs
What is Girdawari?
Girdawari is used for harvest inspection.
Are Girdawari and Gerinda the same?
While they are often used interchangeably, they don’t mean the same thing.
How is Gerinda relevant?
Gerinda is used to keep a track of family property records, passed from one member to another. It is used to verify land details and update.
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