Category Archives: Property Law

The article seeks to explain the rights and liabilities of the parties involved in a sale – the buyer and seller. There explanation is twofold – before completion of sale – rights and liabilities of the seller and rights of liabilities of the seller and after completion of sale – rights and liabilities of the seller and rights……...

Sale of Immovable Property: Explained As Under TPA, 1882 | Overview Sale of Immovable Property: Explained as Under Transfer Of Property Act, 1882 Elements of Sale Essentials of a sale Contract for Sale Sale and Contract for Sale – Differences Conclusion The article seeks to explain the sale of immovable property under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882….…...

Rule of Estoppel | Overview Essentials of Section 43 Representation: May be Fraudulent or Erroneous Held Transfer Proviso Comparison between the Rule of Feeding the Grant by Estoppel and Spec Successions The Rule of Estoppel signifies that when a person makes a promise to another person, which is more than what he can perform or which he is……...

Doctrine of Lis Pendens | Overview Meaning of Lis Pendens This doctrine is embodied in Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 The basic ingredients of the doctrine of Lis Pendens Status of the transfer NOTICE/ Can the transferee seek the protection under Section 43 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Exception I. Meaning of Lis……...

Vested and Contingent Interest | Overview Vested interest Characteristics of Vested interest Contingent Interest Difference between Vested Interest and Contingent Interest This article discusses vested and contingent interest. Whenever a transfer of property takes place, an interest in favour of the transferee with regards to that property is created. When the interest is created in the transferee, it……...

Fraudulent Transfer | Overview Fraudulent Transfer is dealt with under Section 53 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 Essentials of Section 53 of TPA Transfer Intention to defeat or delay the creditors Framing of Suit Burden of Proof Proviso This article discusses fraudulent transfers. The term fraudulently has been explained by Section 25 of the Indian Penal Code….…...

This article titled ‘Rule Against Perpetuity’ is written by Ina Pant and discusses the rule against perpetuity. I. Introduction The meaning of the term Perpetuity can be understood as an indefinitely long period.  Here it means, the interest is created in present, but it is to take effect in future. The Rule against perpetuity signifies that a transfer……...