This article has been written by Mr. Hemant Kumar, a 2nd year LL.B student from Faculty of Law, Delhi University. Introduction: In many countries, registration of certain documents is mandatory for legal validity. The process of registration involves the submission of documents to the concerned authorities and payment of fees. However, in some…
This article has been written by Khalid Ali Khan Afridi, a student of PSIT College of Law A popular definition of agricultural land is the portion of a land area that is permanently used for farming, growing crops, or other agricultural purposes. Regardless of who owns the property, it is illegal to construct homes, factories,…
This article has been written by Mr. Rohan Madhok, a 5th-year BBA.LLB student from Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU, New Delhi INTRODUCTION As per General Clauses Act 1897, property in India may be either movable or immovable. The Indian penal code 1860 provides safeguards to protect such movable or immovable properties from any kind…
This article has been written by Khalid Ali Khan Afridi, a student of PSIT College of Law POWER OF ATTORNEY (POA): Two Indian statutes—the Powers of Attorney Act of 1882 and the Indian Stamp Act of 1899—have both addressed the idea of an attorney-in-fact. A Power of Attorney is an agreement that authorizes a certain…
This article has been written by Khalid Ali Khan Afridi, a student of PSIT College of Law TRUST PROPERTY: The term “trust property” refers to the asset or assets that the grantor or settler (the person who established the trust) transfers into the trust in order to benefit the beneficiary or beneficiaries (a person, a…
This article has been written by Khalid Ali Khan Afridi, a student of PSIT College of Law An equitable mortgage of real estate or mortgage by deposit of the title deed is a common way to secure a loan obtained from banks and other financial organizations in India. However, fraud can happen with ease. This…
This article has been written by Khalid Ali Khan Afridi, a student of PSIT College of Law Section 58 (e) of the Transfer of Property Act of 1882 defines the English Mortgage. “Where the mortgagor binds himself to repay the mortgage – money on a certain date, and transfers the mortgaged property absolutely to the…
Ownership and the idea of property are intertwined in many ways. The two are related and mutually dependent on one another. The existence of one entail that of the other. Property cannot exist without ownership, and ownership cannot exist without property. In addition to its everyday meaning in the modern day, “property” also has broader…
Introduction The concept of doctrine of election is acknowledged in “transfer of Property Act 1882” which is mentioned in section 35. However, in “Indian Succession Act” it is mentioned in within 180-190 sections. “Election” means it is a choice between two differing or two contradictory rights. In this concept you cannot have both you can…
A Gift Deed is a legal document that is used when one party freely transfers ownership of a movable or immovable property to another party. When it comes to cases involving the inheritance of property, having a Gift Deed can help reduce the likelihood of litigation. Charges that have been determined by the state government…
