Introduction: The Black Law’s dictionary defines word Registration as a system by which owner of real property may file a petition in court for Certificate of such title as being the owner whose name appears on Certificate. Registration is the process of recording a document which signifies right over some Read more…
Possession “Possession” abstract methods physical power over a thing or an item. It communicates the nearest connection of actuality that can exist between a thing and the individual, who has it. In law, possession implies it incorporates physical command over a thing as well as an expectation to practice that Read more…
Introduction: The Transfer of Property Act[1], 1882, was passed with an aim to make the transfer of property easier and quick, thereby making it accessible to the population at large. In this act, several certain general principals are mentioned, which has to be followed while making an estate transfer. An Read more…
Introduction: Transferring estate occurs by an act of two or more parties or by operation of law such as forfeiture, failure to repay debt or sale in execution of an order. The TP Act, 1882 is related to a movement or transfer in the form of exchange, sale, gift, mortgage Read more…
Introduction: The significant thought lying behind section 52 of Transfer of Property Act is that in a suit, which is as yet forthcoming regarding its assurance, the norm ought to be kept up and thusly it ought to stay unaffected by the demonstration of any of the gatherings to the Read more…
Introduction: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 incorporates the laws which are related to the transfer of properties. This act does not codify all sorts of transfers and therefore it is non-exhaustive in nature. Though there exist other acts which include other modes of transfer like the Sales of Goods Read more…
Introduction: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 happened to be one of the early enactments of the nineteenth century. The Act is having a significant spot in the rule book with the primary target to deliver the arrangement of the move of unfaltering property an arrangement of public exchange. Enlistment Read more…
Introduction: A few years back, under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Statute, 2016, homebuyers don’t have enough security. As a result, if they were placed by the homebuyers, then in the stumble as they did not maintain their assertions under the Code against real estate firms. The legislation passed the Insolvency Read more…
Introduction: A gift is an item that one person gives to another without any expectation of money or of any benefit in return. In the eyes of law, a gift is viewed as a gratuitous transfer with no mutual consideration. It is considered as ownership transfer of an existing property Read more…
Introduction: There are so many agreements that we have heard about in our life. And all of them are important for us one way or the other, they help us to deal with our day to day life problems. The agreement basically means by signing a piece of paper (an Read more…
Introduction: In law, ‘Possession’ means either acquisition or a considerable control over a tangible property, for example, Land, or it could also mean control of something intangible, like rent or credit with a definite understanding about ownership. Intangible property has always been abstract, however, today in terms of land property, Read more…
Introduction: Significance and magnitude of property in the present money-oriented world are irrefutable. Property allied questions rule the courts among outsiders, previous companions and relations who battle like the devil with fret and flume squandering a few valuable years. It is likewise evident that significance of the property in the Read more…