Doctrine of Part – performance of contract is contained in section 53 A of TPA .
This section is added in the Act in 1929 by an amendment………….
Indian law has adopted the division of property into movable and immovable, and not the technical division into real and personal property
Any person interested in the transaction which is registered under the provisions of the Indian Registration Act, 1908 cannot plead that he has no notice of
Tangible movables such as tables or cars have physical existence and can be possessed. But intangible movables being in the form of rights, have no
Once the document has been executed the law requires that during execution it should be witnessed by the witnesses. And when the witnesses sign the document
Sale is defined as the transfer of ownership of a property in exchange for a price paid or promised or partly paid or part promised. Sale simply means
Section 13 Transfer for benefit of unborn person The general rule is under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is that property can only be transferred from
Estoppel means when a person claims something, he cannot go back on what he so claim. The doctrine of feeding the grant by estoppel id derived from
Section 51 is based on the principle of equity that “one who seek equity must do equity” . This sections gives relief to a transferee
Transfer in Perpetuity. – Perpetuity Here it means, the interest is created in present, but it is to take effect in future. The Rule against
Rule of Spec Succession Section 6 of Transfer of Property Act The said title of the article itself emphasizes the two prima facie questions: Properties
Vested interest The Transfer of Property Act deals with two kinds of interest: Vested interest is to be distinguished from contingent interest. When an interest
Section 35 incorporates the doctrine of election. Election means choosing between two inconsistent or alternative rights. Under any instrument if two rights
Doctrine of Priority Under Section 48 of Transfer of property act Introduction The concept of the doctrine of priority is regulated by the TPA, 1882