LL.B. (Five Years) Sem 7 Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act 2019-20 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Solved paper All 25 questions answered in full Exam-ready answers, the reasoning behind each one, and what the examiner is looking for. Open the solutions1. Answer in not more than two Sentences 20 Marks
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(a) What is Constructive notice?Read the model answer
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(b) Define "Licence" under Indian Easement Act, 1882.Read the model answer
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(c) What is Immovable property?Read the model answer
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(d) What is meant by 'Mesne profits'?Read the model answer
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(e) Define "Oral Transfer"Read the model answer
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(f) What is Part Performance?Read the model answer
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(g) When can a Gift be revoked?Read the model answer
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(h) Define Exchange.Read the model answer
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(i) What is Lis Pendens?Read the model answer
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(j) Who may impose easement?Read the model answer
2. Write short notes on any four of the following 20 Marks
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(a) Fraudulent transferRead the model answer
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(b) Easement of necessityRead the model answer
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(c) Universal DoneeRead the model answer
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(d) Rights of a MortgagorRead the model answer
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(e) RedemptionRead the model answer
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(f) Revocation of GiftRead the model answer
3. Attempt any two from the following 12 Marks
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(a) X transfers his property to A for 20 years, then to B for 10 years, then to C for 5 years, and finally to A's unborn son without power of alienation.
- (i) What right does the unborn son of A have in the property of X?
- (ii) What interest do A, B and C have in the property?
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(b) A takes a loan of Rs. 10 lacs from B under a mortgage by conditional sale. A fails to pay the amount to B.
- (i) Can B file a suit to sell mortgaged property ?
- (ii) Does B have a right of foreclosure ?
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(c) A and B have a daughter C. C release her right of inheritance in A's property in favour of B for consideration. Thereafter A dies.
- (i) Can B resist C's is to her share in A's property ? Why ?
- (ii) Explain the principle involved.
4. Answer any four from the following 48 Marks
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(a) What is an 'Easement'? what are the different types of Easements under the Indian Easement Act,1882?Read the model answer
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(b) What is the Doctrine of 'part performance'? What conditions must be satisfied before the doctrine of part performance can be applied?Read the model answer
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(c) What is Redemption? Who can redeem a mortgage besides the Mortgagor?Read the model answer
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(d) Explain the 'Doctrine of election'.Read the model answer
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(e) What are the essentials of a valid lease? Discuss rights and liabilities of Lesser and Lessee?Read the model answer
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(f) Who is an ostensible owner? What are the requirements of transfer by an ostensible owner?Read the model answer
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