The Gift Acknowledgement Form is a crucial document used in Pakistan when one party wishes to formally document the giving and receiving of a gift. This document serves multiple purposes: it provides legal evidence of the transfer, ensures compliance with both civil and Islamic law requirements, and can be used for tax and regulatory purposes. The form should be used whenever a significant gift is made, particularly for high-value items, property, or monetary gifts that may require documentation for legal or tax purposes. The document includes essential details such as the identities of the donor and recipient, a detailed description of the gift, confirmation of voluntary transfer and possession (Qabza), and witness attestations. Under Pakistani jurisdiction, this form helps prevent future disputes and provides clear documentation of ownership transfer, while ensuring compliance with both the Transfer of Property Act 1882 and Islamic principles of Hiba.

1. Date and Location: The date and place where the gift acknowledgement is being made

2. Donor Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person giving the gift

3. Recipient Information: Full legal name, address, and identification details of the person receiving the gift

4. Gift Description: Detailed description of the gift including value, condition, and any identifying characteristics or documentation

5. Acknowledgement Statement: Formal statement acknowledging receipt of the gift and confirming transfer of possession (Qabza)

6. Declaration of Voluntary Action: Statement confirming the gift was given and received voluntarily without coercion

7. Witness Details: Names, addresses, and signatures of witnesses as required by law

8. Signatures: Space for signatures of donor, recipient, and witnesses with date