Hi, joint owner can execute gift deed to your son by executing single gift deed.

1) joint owners can execute gift deed in favour of son by a single gift deed

2) gift deed has to be duly stamped and registered

Yes, owner or joint owners can always gift their self acquired property to any one she/he chooses.

1. If you all are holding the property jointly without being divided or partioned then you can jointly sign a single gift deed in favour of the donee,

2. The Gift Deed is required to be witnessed by two witnesses and registered.

1. If all the co-owners are into a positive agreement to gift their property to your son then a single gift deed will suffice.

2. All co-owners must sign the gift deed before presenting it for registration.

Hi,

1. All you three can jointly make a gift deed and get it registered after paying stamp duty .

2. No need of separate gift deed if all of you are willing to gift your each respective shares.

3. once all three joint owners gift the property by a regidtered gift deed the property will be absolutely his

Hello,

1) All you need I'd a joint gift deed signed by all co owners .

2) It needs to be duly stamped and registered.