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Contingent interest in the property becomes a vested interest, on the happening of an uncertain event or when the happening of the event becomes
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Answer: Option B
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22
Section 21 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 contains provisions relating to-
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Answer: Option A
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The Transfer of Property Act does not contemplate:
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Answer: Option C
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What does the rule of 'Spes successionis' mean?
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Answer: Option C
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Assertion (A): Property is a comprehensive term and includes copy right.
Reason (R): Transfer of Property Act deals with all kinds of property including patents.
Choose the correct answer using the given below-
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Answer: Option C
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The doctrine of part performance as given in Sec. 53-A of Transfer of Property Act is-
(1) A statutory right
(2) An equitable right
(3) Available in defence.
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Answer: Option D
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The doctrine of subrogation enables:
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Answer: Option A
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28
Mortgagor's right to inspection and production of document is provided in
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Answer: Option A
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Which of the following property may be transferred under Transfer of Property Act 1882
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Answer: Option D
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No suit shall be brought to recover possession of an immovable property by a person, who has been dispossessed without his consent otherwise than in due course of law:
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Answer: Option A
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