A Partial Partition Deed of Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) Property is a legal document that is used to divide a portion of a HUF property among some members of the family while the rest of the family continues to own the property jointly.

In Hindu law, a HUF property is owned jointly by all members of a Hindu family and is passed down through generations. However, in some cases, some members of the family may wish to divide a portion of the property among themselves while still remaining a part of the HUF. A Partial Partition Deed is used in such cases.

The Partial Partition Deed will typically include details such as the description of the property, the names of the members of the HUF who will continue to own the property jointly and the names of the members of the HUF who will receive a portion of the property, the terms of the partition (such as the specific portions of the property that will be allocated to each member) and any agreements or conditions related to the partition.

The Partial partition Deed is executed after the agreement among the members of the HUF and it is registered in the office of the Sub-Registrar of Assurances.

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