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Transfer Of Property Act And Easement Act Question Paper, Nov 2016.pdf
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  • (2) Figures to the right indicate full marks
  1. Q1 Answer the following in not more than two sentences 20 marks
    • (a) Define Actionable Claims
    • (b) What is contract for sale ?
    • (c) Who isa ‘Universal Donee’ ?
    • (d) How can easement be acquired by prescription?
    • (e) What is dominant heritage?
    • (f) What is 'profit pendre' ?
    • (g) What is redemprion?
    • (h) What is means ?
    • (i) What is ‘actual ?
    • (j) What are easements of necessity?
  2. Q2 Write Short Notes on any four 20 marks
    • (a) Quasi Easement
    • (b) Marshalling of Securities
    • (c) Fraudulent transfer
    • (d) Foreclosure
    • (e) Vested Interest and Contingent Interest
    • (f) Doctrine of Election
  3. Q3 Solve any two problems with explanation :
    • (A) A transfers property to his wife, but in case she should die in his life time, transfers ic B that which he had transferred to her
    • (a) What and B perish together?
    • (b) Is conditional transfer allowed in law?
    • (B) owner ofa flat at Mumbai, who left behind his wife B and child and went to Dubai and was not heard of for 5 years. The wife mortgaged the flat for 50 Lakhs to C
    • (a) Is the Mortgage valid?
    • Q.P. Code : 303801
    • Q.P. Code :
    • (b) What are the right of C in case A does not return after 7 years?
    • (C) A mortgages a certain plot of land to B and afterward erects a house on &
    • (a) Is B entitled to the house for the purpose of his security?
    • (b) Give reasons for your answer. ty"
  4. Q4 Answer any four of the following :
    • (a) What is Doctrine of Part Performance? What conditions must be satibfied before the Doctrine of Part Performance can be applied?
    • (b) What is easement? State the difference between Easement
    • (c) Rule against Perpetuity? What are the provisions ing transfer to unborn child under Transfer of Property Act, 1882? @
    • (d) What is Mortgage? What are the different types of Explain each in brief
    • (e) What is a Lease? Discuss rights & liabilities of Lessor and Lessee
    • (f) What are the essential elements of a Gift? gift can be revoked?
    • (3) ara
    • Q.P. Code 303801
    • Q.P. Code:
    • (b) What are the right of C in case A does not return after 7 years?
    • (C) A mortgages a certain plot of land to B and afterward erects a house on
    • (a) Is B entitled to the house for the purpose of his security?
    • (b) Give reasons for your answer
  5. Q4 Answer any four of the following :
    • (a) What is Doctrine of Part Performance? What conditions must be before the Doctrine of Part Performance can be applied?
    • (b) What is easement? State the difference between Easement
    • (c) What is Rule against Perpetuity? What are the provisions ing transfer to unborn child under Transfer of Property Act, 1882? g
    • (d) What is Mortgage? What are the different types of mortgages? Explain each in brief What is a Lease? Discuss rights & liabilities of Lessor and Lessee
    • (f) What are the essential elements of a Gift? Wheia gift can be revoked?
    • (3) ara
    • Q.P. Code 303801
    • Q.P. Code:
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