The case of C. Abdul Shakur Saheb V. Arji Papa Rao[1] deals primarily with section 53 of the Transfer of Property Act. Section 53 states that any transaction of immovable property made with an ...

'This case mainly revolves around the Doctrine Of Election. The doctrine of election is stated in Sec. 35 of the Transfer of Property Act alongside Section 180 to 190 of the Indian Succession A...

The concept of "transfer," as enunciated within the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, constitutes the fulcrum of property law in India. Section 5 of this seminal statute elucidates the ...

"Right To Property" is discussed under article 300(a) of the constitution of India. Definition of public property is defined under "prevention of damage to public property 1984" as " any prope...

What is Property Registration?Distribution of properties in India is under the Indian Registration Act of 1908 and Transfer of property Act 1882.It is essential to. Registration includes entry ...

Without reserve the prudent the enjoyment cannot be existing. Here prudent means "Registration''. These are considering as a' "Limbs of the immovable property''. In order to enjoy the fruit of ...

The concept of a "gift" holds a special place in law, offering a mechanism for individuals to transfer property without monetary exchange. In India, the legal foundation for gifts is ...

The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TPA) governs the transfer of property in India, including both the legal concepts of sale and exchange. While both transactions involve the transfer of prope...

A conditional gift is a gift made under a condition that must be fulfilled for the gift to take effect. Under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TPA), particularly in Section 123, a gift is de...

Section 122 to Section 129 contained in Chapter VII of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 deals with gifts. A 'gift' is the transfer of ownership in an existing movable or immovable property mad...