Property Law including Easement Act and Indian Registration Act

Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University · LL.B. Semester 7 · LB-701

Unit I — General Principles Relating to Transfer of Property

i. Interpretation Clause: Movable and Immovable property, Instrument, Attestation, Registration, Notice, Actionable claim · ii. Difference between Movable and Immovable property · iii. Meaning and elements of Transfer of property · iv. What kinds of property can be transferred · v. Restriction on alienation of property · vi. Restriction on enjoyment of property · vii. Transfer to an unborn person · viii. Rule against perpetuity · ix. Vested and Contingent interest · x. Rule of Election

Unit II — General Principles Governing Transfer of Immovable Property

i. Transfer by ostensible owner · ii. Rule of feeding the grant by estoppel · iii. Doctrine of Lis pendens · iv. Fraudulent transfer · v. Rule of part performance

Unit III — Specific Transfers of Immovable Property

1. Sale: · i. Meaning and essentials, · ii. Rights and liabilities of buyer and seller · iii. Marshalling by subsequent purchaser · 2. Mortgage: · i. Meaning, · ii. Essentials and kind of mortgage, · iii. Right to redeem, · iv. Right to foreclosure or sale · v. Doctrine of marshalling and contribution · vi. Doctrine of subrogation · vii. Charge · 3. Lease: · i. Meaning and essentials, · ii. Determination of Lease · iii. Difference between lease & License · 4. Gift: · i. Meaning and essentials, · ii. Gift how made · iii. Onerous gift, · iv. Universal done.

Unit IV — Indian Easement Act& Registration Act

i. Definition of Easements · ii. Kinds of easement · iii. Salient features of Registration Act · iv. Main Provisions of Registration Act