1.     Introduction The law governing fraudulent transfers stands as a cornerstone of equitable jurisprudence, ensuring that individuals cannot abuse their rights to property to the […]
Explore More1.     Introduction The doctrine of bona fide improvements under defective titles occupies a pivotal role in property law, balancing the rights of titleholders and innocent […]
Explore More1.     Introduction The concept of co-ownership of immovable property is central to property law in India, particularly governed by the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 […]
Explore More1. Introduction: Section 43 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, plays a crucial role in ensuring the validity of transfers made by individuals who […]
Explore More1.     Introduction The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is a foundational statute in Indian property law, designed to govern the transfer of immovable property and […]
Explore More1.     Introduction Covenants play a crucial role in property law, regulating the rights and obligations of property owners and ensuring that land is used in […]
Explore More1. Introduction The transfer of property, especially immovable property, is a complex legal process that often involves multiple parties, varying conditions, and specific authorizations. Under […]
Explore More1.     Introduction The transfer of property, especially when it involves income-generating assets such as rents, annuities, pensions, or dividends, raises important questions about the fair […]
Explore More1.   Introduction The doctrine of election stands as a cornerstone principle in both equity and property law, enforcing the idea that a person […]
Explore MoreIntroduction The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TPA), serves as the cornerstone of property transfer law in India. It lays down the legal framework for […]
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