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Transfer Of Property Act And Easement Act Question Paper, Jan 2018.pdf
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  1. Q2 Figures to right indicate full marks
    • Q. Answer the following in not more than two sentence: 20
    • a) What is “Actual Notice’?
    • b) What is “Conditional
    • c) What is mean by “instrument”?
    • d) Define “immovable property’’?
    • e) What does “Attested” mean?
    • f) Who is competent to transfer?
    • g) What is dominant heritage?
    • h) Who can acquire an easement?
    • i) Give any two examples of properties which can be transferred?
    • J) What do you mean by Ostensible Owner?
  2. Q2 Short Notes: (Any Four) 20 marks
    • a) Rule against Perpetuity
    • b) Transfer and Transmission
    • c) Doctrine of Election
    • d) Lis Pendent
    • e) Fraudulent Transfer
    • f) Part Performance
  3. Q3 Situational Problems : (any two)
    • A) “A” owes money to “B” who transfers the debt to “C”, “B” then demands the debt from who not having received notice of the transfer, pays B
    • (i) Is the payment (1i) Can “C” sue “A” for the debt? Give reason for your answer
    • B) “A” transfers his property to “B” for 20 years, then to “C” for 10 years, then to for 5 years, and finally to B’s unborn son without power of alienation
    • (1) What right does the unborn soa of “B” have in the property of “A”?
    • (ii) What interest do B, C, & D have in the property? L0313R & LO717R/L0124 TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND EASENENT ACT
    • Q.P. Code :22865
    • C) A& Bhavea daughter C. C releases her right of inheritance in A’s property in favour of B for
    • (i) Can B resist C’s.claim to her share in A’s property? Why?
    • (ii) Explain the principle involved
  4. Q4 Answer the following (Any 48 marks
    • a) What is “Sale” & “Contract of Sale”? How sale is made? What is mean by marshaling by
    • b) What is “lease”? What are the rights & liabilities of a lessor & a lessee?
    • c) is State different types of mortgages. Explain any two in detail
    • d) What is ‘Gift’? What are the essentials of a Gift & how are gifts affected?
    • e) What What properties can not be transferred?
    • f) Explain the different modes of acquiring an easement L0313R & LO717R/L0124 TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND EASENENT ACT
    • Q.P. Code :22865 Please check whether you have got the right question paper L0313R & LO717R/L0124 TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND EASENENT ACT
    • Q.P. Code :22865

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