HomeTagsLaw of Property Notes
Land LawsLabour and Industrial LawHindu Law

Law of Property Notes

Law of Property

Object and Scope of the Transfer of Property

The Transfer of Property Act is an Indian law that governs the transfer of property in India. The object and scope of the transfer...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Difference Between Immovable and movable Property

Immovable property and Movable are two categories of property that are defined by their nature and characteristics. Immovable property, refers to property that cannot be...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Difference Between Transferable and Non-transferable Property

Transferable and non-transferable property are two categories of property based on their transferability. Transferable property refers to property that can be legally transferred or assigned...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Transfer for the benefit to Unborn Person

A transfer for the benefit of an unborn person is a legal arrangement in which property is transferred to an individual who is not...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Concept and Purpose of Rule against the Perpetuity

Concept of Rule against Perpetuity The rule against perpetuity is a legal concept that is designed to limit the duration of property interests in certain...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Difference Between Vested and Contingent Interest

Vested and contingent interests are two types of legal interests that can be created in property. They differ based on the conditions that must...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Meaning, Purpose and Concept of Conditional Transfer

Meaning of Conditional Transfer Conditional transfer is a legal concept in which the transfer of property is made subject to certain conditions. The transferor (or...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Difference Between Condition Precedent and Condition Subsequent

Condition precedent and condition subsequent are two legal concepts that are often used in the context of contracts and conditional transfers. While both types...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Doctrine of Election

The doctrine of election is a legal principle that applies to situations where a person has a right to choose between two or more...
Editorial Team -
Law of Property

Meaning, Conditions and Purpose of Transfer of Property by Ostensible Owner

Meaning of Ostensible Owner A transfer of property by an ostensible owner refers to a situation where a person who is not the true owner...
Editorial Team -
12Page 1 of 2

- A word from our sponsors -

TAKE A DEEP DIVE

Subjects to explore

Who We Are

Request a Specific Topic!

We'll Add It Within 24 Hours!
To make a request or for any inquiries, reach us at:
WhatsApp Number: (+91)7303330400
Email: editorialteam@lawaimers.com