LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Transfer of Property Act and Easement Act May 2017 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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1. Q2 Figures to right indicate full marks
2. Q1 Answer the following in not more than two sentence 20 marks
   • a) What is constructive notice?
   • b) When can a gift be revoked?
   • c) What does “attested” mean?
   • d) What is conditional transfer?
   • e) Give any two examples of charge by operation of law,
   • f) Who are competent to transfer?
   • g) What is meant by transmission?
   • h) Define Right of Foreclosure
   • i) How can easement be acquired by prescription?
   • j) What is profit a pendre?
3. Q2 Short Notes (any four) 20 marks
   • a) Part Performance
   • b) Doctrine of Election
   • d) Rule against Perpetuity
   • e) Quasi easement
   • f) Fraudulent transfer
4. Q3 Situational Problems solve any two with reasons. 12 marks
   • A) “A” mortgages to “B” a certain field bordering on a river. The field is increased by alluvion
   • i) What is meant by accession?
   • ii) Whether B is entitled to the increase?
   • B) “A” has shares in X, a prosperous joint stock company, and also shares in Y, a joint stock company, in difficulties. Heavy calls are expected in respect of the shares in Y. A gives B all his shares in joint stock companies .B refuses to accept the shares in Y
   • i) Whether B is entitled to shares in X?
   • ii) State the relevant provisions of law
   • C) ‘A’ transfer a farm to for his life with a proviso that in case cuts down certain trees, the transfer shall cease to have any effect. ‘B’ cuts down the trees
   • i) What is the effect of his action?
   • ii) State the relevant provisions of Law
5. Q4 Answer the following (any four) 48 marks
   • a) What is an Exchange? What are the rights and liabilities of the parties to an Exchange?
   • b) What are the characteristics of a lease? Discuss the rights and Liabilities of the lessor and Define Mortgage. Explain different types of mortgages
   • d) What are the essential elements of a gift? When a gift can be revoked?
   • e) What is ‘subrogation’? State properties which cannot be transferred?
   • f) What are the essentials of an easement? Explain the different modes of acquiring an
   • Q.P. Code :03436
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   • Q.P. Code :03436

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