Property law is an area of law that governs the various forms of ownership that are present for both personal and real property, including land. Property refers to claims to legally protected r...

Property crimes involve the theft, destruction, or unlawful acquisition of someone else's property. These offenses include burglary, theft, arson, vandalism, and motor vehicle theft. Unlike vio...

In this topic it into fraudulent transfers under Section 53 of the Transfer of Property Act of 1882, addressing issues that creditors face as well as safeguards for legitimate transferees. It s...

What legal hurdles do non-resident Indians (NRIs) usually encounter in NRI's family property disputes and how may they effectively conquer these obstacles? This article addresses these signific...

"There is only one fundamental method of improving village life namely, the introduction of a system of peasant proprietorship under which the tiller of the soil is himself the owner of it and ...

The term "Evidence' is originated from the Latin word 'evidera' which means to discover clearly, to ascertain or to prove. Evidence is defined as in Dr Johnson's dictionary, "the state of being...

Sec 154 B (1) (11) Defaulter means a Member or flat owner or occupier who fails to pay the dues of the society within three months from the date of service of bill or notice or due date of pay...

The concept of adverse possession is much used in Courts dealing with right, title, possession, and interest on immovable property. Physical control or exercising dominion with consciousness in...

The rights and obligation of the parties to the contract of immovable property are captured in detail in a document called Agreement for sale. An agreement for sale, is a document to sell/conve...

Lord Keeper in the case of Partridge v Gopp had enunciated certain words which are relevant herein. He opined that no one has power over his property to such extent using which he, whilst using...