BLS LLB 5 Years Sem 7 Transfer Of Property Act And Easement Act 2025-26 ATKT 75/25 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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- N.B: 1. All questions are compulsory 2. Figures to the right indicate full marks
Q1. Answer the following in two sentences, any Six 12 Marks
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(1) Define exchange.Read the model answer
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(2) Documents of which registration is optionalRead the model answer
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(3) Explain the term 'contingent interest'.Read the model answer
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(4) What is mean by "election"?Read the model answer
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(5) Explain the term Servient Heritage and Dominant HeritageRead the model answer
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(6) What is subrogation?Read the model answer
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(7) Who can redeem a mortgage?Read the model answer
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(8) What is fraudulent transfer?Read the model answer
Q2. Write Short note on any two of the following 12 Marks
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(1) Difference between lease and licenceRead the model answer
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(2) Universal DoneeRead the model answer
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(3) Difference between Sale and Contract for SaleRead the model answer
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(4) Sale by ostensible ownerRead the model answer
Q3. Situational Problems, any two 12 Marks
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(1) Mohan agrees to sell his house to Sona for Rs. 50 Lakhs. They execute a sale deed, but Mohan refuses to register it at Sub-Registra's office. Sona wants to enforce the sale.
- i. Is the sale valid if the sale deed is not registered?
- ii. What can Sona do to protect her rights?
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(2) A has right to pass through B's property to reach his farm. B blocks the way and A is now not able to pass through B's property to reach his farm.
- i. Does B has right to make a blockage on his own property?
- ii. Can A stop B from blocking the way? What remedy does A have against B?
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(3) A sells his property to B for consideration. Later C claims that the property belongs to him as he has paid the consideration for the same. The property is registered in the name of A.
- i. Is the transfer valid? Can C claim property back from B?
- ii. What remedy does B have against A and C?
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(4) A transfers his property to B with a condition that C should run 100 km every day to retain the property.
- i. Is the transfer valid? What is conditional transfer?
- ii. If B fails to run 100 km per day will the property revert back to A?
Q4. Answer the following, any three 39 Marks
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(1) Explain in detail the rights and duties of mortgagor and mortgagee.Read the model answer
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(2) Write a note on Part performanceRead the model answer
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(3) Define a gift and discuss it with reference to case laws. Explain the rights and duties of the donor and donee.Read the model answer
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(4) What is Easement and what are the different types of easements under the Indian easement Act? Explain.Read the model answer
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(5) Explain the types of documents that are compulsorily registrable under the Registration Act, 1908.Read the model answer
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