Gift as voluntary transfer without consideration; distinguishes gratuitous gifts from grants requiring consideration. A gift is a voluntary, gratuitous transfer of property from one person to another made without consideration or compensation; if any consideration exists the transaction is not a gift. The term is contrasted with a grant, which involves some consideration or equivalent, whereas a gift is absolutely gratuitous.
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Gift as voluntary transfer without consideration; distinguishes gratuitous gifts from grants requiring consideration.
A gift is a voluntary, gratuitous transfer of property from one person to another made without consideration or compensation; if any consideration exists the transaction is not a gift. The term is contrasted with a grant, which involves some consideration or equivalent, whereas a gift is absolutely gratuitous.
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