LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act Nov 2010 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) Who are competent to transfer property under the Transfer of Property Act?Read the model answer
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(b) What is meant by mesne profits.Read the model answer
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(c) What is meant by right to pre-emption?Read the model answer
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(d) How can a transfer in case of intangible thing be made?Read the model answer
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(e) What is anomalous mortgage?Read the model answer
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(f) What is exchange under the Transfer of Property Act?Read the model answer
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(g) What is the difference between Actual notice and Constructive notice?Read the model answer
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(h) Distinghish between easement under English Law and profit a prendre.Read the model answer
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(i) Who can acquire an easement?Read the model answer
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(j) Enumerate any implied contract by a mortgagor.Read the model answer
2. Write short notes any four from the following 20 Marks
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(a) Revocation of giftRead the model answer
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(b) Fraudulent transferRead the model answer
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(c) Easement of necessityRead the model answer
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(d) Partial restraint on transferRead the model answer
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(e) Doctrine of part performanceRead the model answer
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(f) Tenancy at Sufferance and Tenancy at Will.Read the model answer
3. Attempt any two from the following, give reasons for all your answers 12 Marks
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(a) A collusive maintenance suit was filed by a Hindu wife against her husband. During the pendency of the suit, the husband transferred the property to M for consideration. Subsequently, a charge was created in favour fo the wife on such property. (i) Is M affected by such charge? (ii) Give an example of collusive suit.Read the model answer
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(b) M mortgaged his family property to N, in which he had only half share. The fact that M has only half the share in the property was known to N. Later on, on the death of his father, M became the owner of the entire property. (i) Can N be entitiled to enforce his mortgage against the entire property? (ii) Explain the doctrine on which your answer is based.Read the model answer
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(c) A takes a loan of Rs. 5 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?Read the model answer
4. Attempt any four from the following 48 Marks
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(a) (i) Explain the distinction between Vested interest and Contingent interest. (ii) What is the difference between Condition Precedent and Condition Subsequent?Read the model answer
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(b) Explain Lease. What are the rights and liabilities of a lessor?Read the model answer
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(c) Explain in detail the provisions dealing with transfer by ostensible owner.Read the model answer
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(d) State the difference between mortgage and a sale. Discuss the rights and liabilities of the seller and that of the mortgagor.Read the model answer
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(e) (i) What is the difference between a Customary easement and Prescriptive easement? (ii) Discuss the difference between easement and a license.Read the model answer
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(f) Define transfer of property. Discuss the statement-The law always favours alienation of property rather than its accumulation'.Read the model answer
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