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Here we are going to cover the Transfer of Property Act 1882, Part-II of Chapter 2 Transfers of Property by Act of Parties Sections Particular 13 Transfer for benefit of an unborn person 14 Rule against perpetuity 15 Transfer to a class, some of whom come under sections 13 and 14 16 Transfer to take […]
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Transfers Of Property By Act Of Parties Chapter 2 – Transfer of Property Act, 1882 covered the Transfer of Property by the act of Parties sections 5 to 34. Dear Readers, the understanding of this chapter easily, we are dividing this chapter into 3 parts. In Part- 1, we covered sections 5 to 12. Sections
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INTRODUCTION “Transfer of Property Act” defined. —In the following sections “transfer of property” means an act by which a living person conveys property, in present or in future, to one or more other living persons, or to himself, [or to himself] and one or more other living persons; and “to transfer property” is to perform such
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Introduction Most of the property cases are between family members, leading to the diffusion of the joint family into a nuclear one. Therefore, it becomes necessary to have clear views regarding the provisions of the transfer of property in India. The property transferred by way of succession, legacy, or in contemplation of death is subject
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INTRODUCTION Importance of Court Summons and Notices The steps to be followed whenever you receive a summon from the Indian courts- Look through the summon attentively and understand if you need an answer or other action. In many cases, it is suggested that an answer be sent to the other party. An advocate can help
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Introduction ‘Contingent Contract’ means enforceability of that contract directly depends upon an event’s happening or not happening. example:– A contracts to pay B 1,00,000 if B’s house is burnt. This is a contingent contract Section 31 of The Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines the term Contingent Contract “A contract to do or not to do
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Introduction A valid contract must contain certain essential elements, such as offer and acceptance, capacity to contract, consideration, and free consent. Quasi contract-But sometimes the law implies a promise imposing obligations on one party and consulting right in favor of the other even when there is no offer, no acceptance, no genuine consent, lawful consideration,
Introduction Every person residing in India shall attain the age of majority on the completion of 18 years of age and not before. The age of majority being 18 years, a person less than that age even by a day would be minor for the purpose of contracting. There are some Laws relating to Minor’s
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Introduction An Agreement is the result of the proposal made by one party to the other party and that the other party gives his acceptance thereto for mutual consideration. Agreement = Offer + Proposal An agreement to become a valid contract must be bound to a legal obligation which means duly enforceable by law. In
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Introduction Purchase of good and services has become an unavoidable part of our day to day lives. Purchase or hire any goods and service is essentially based on trust and if it is failing it can cause a monetary loss to physical harm.Consumer protection Act 1986, object is to provide speedy relief to such breach
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