When the parties set up competing titles to the property and the differences are resolved by a compromise which is recorded in writing
A. The written compromise amounts to a document whereby one party is deriving title from the other requiring compulsory registration under section 17
B. The written compromise amounts to a document whereby one party is not deriving title from the other not requiring compulsory registration under section 17
C. The written compromise amounts to a document whereby interest is created or declared by the document for the first time requiring compulsory registration under section 17
D. Either (A) or (C)
Answer: Option B
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The Section providing for documents of which registration is optional under the Registration Act is
A. Section 18
B. Section 19
C. Section 17
D. Section 20
A. A movable property
B. An immovable property
C. A movable property in respect of movable assets and an immovable property in respect of immovable assets
D. Either (B) or (C)
Under Section 34 the registering officer shall inquire
A. About the identity of the property under transfer
B. About the identity of the parties to that transfer
C. About the title of the party seeking transfer of that property
D. About all of these
Which of the following documents do not cause any change in the legal relationship to the property
A. A deed of adoption despite the fact that as consequences of adoption, the adopted son may become entitled to immovable property under Hindu law
B. A document stating that the house, which is the absolute property of 'A' shall be enjoyed by 'A' with powers of gift & sale
C. Award on mortgage declaring amount due and stating that on default property might be sold
D. All the above
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