Introduction Socio-economic offenses are those that affect the social and monetary prosperity of society. These are non-traditional wrongdoings as in they need mens rea. These wrongdoings have a cultural effect. It doesn’t focus on a solitary individual, yet rather on a gathering who is probably going to buy such labor and products. Financial violations are…
View detailsIntroduction In India, stalled developments are a major challenge for the real estate sector. Numerous factors, including land conflicts, have contributed to the stalling of thousands of infrastructure investment projects, but their importance has been grossly underrated. A real estate project’s initial stage is land acquisition, and when the process of confirming the title and…
View detailsIs it not scary that police having power to seize any property during an investigation. It will create chaos in mind that police will seize any property whether movable or immovable. So to make this clear the conception let’s look into the concept. The term seize under section 102 means to take actual physical custody/control…
View detailsINTRODUCTION Joint ownership, also known as Co-ownership, All co-owners are property owners. When property belongs to more than one person, this is called joint ownership. In the case of Coparcenary, male members and daughters share a common equal interest in ancestral property. Any co-owner can transfer their stake to a stranger or other co-owner, and…
View detailsWho is a Collector? A Collector formally addressed as the District Collector, is any person given the power to collect or manage collection in a district or territory. He is the highest Indian Civil Administrative Officer who is in charge of the collection of revenue and administration of a district in the country. District Collector…
View detailsINTRODUCTION As indicated by section 122 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, you can transfer immovable property through a gift deed. The voluntary transfer of some existing property given without consideration is referred to as a “gift.” A legal instrument that can be used for this is a gift deed. The property in question…
View detailsIntroduction The Right of Easement has been in existence since time immemorial even back when the human race first emerging from cruelty and violence, embraced the custom of living as each other’s neighbors and respecting each other’s rights. It was crucial for the common good of the society to adopt the universal principle that an…
View detailsPart III of the Indian Constitution guarantees fundamental rights to the citizens. All those fundamental rights that make one’s life worth living are ensured by these rights. Fundamental rights are very essential for the entire development of individuals and the country. The declaration of fundamental rights would be meaningless unless there is effective machinery for…
View detailsAn old saying, “Blood is thicker than water” is an accepted notion in our society, where immense importance is given to family members before any other relatives or friends. Once the family becomes embroiled in legal issues regarding the division of their possessions, this idea becomes tarnished. Things that may be resolved easily with the…
View detailsWhat is a Gift Deed? A gift deed is a legal document that gives details regarding the voluntary transfer of a gift from the donor(i.e. owner of the property) to the donee (i.e. receiver of gift) without any compensation or favor in return. A gift deed can be made for both movable goods as well…
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