Y, a Muslim executes a deed in respect of an immovable property in favour of 'Z' and gets the same registered, but the delivery of possession is not given to 'Z'
A. Gift is complete and valid the moment registration is done
B. Gift is incomplete and thus void
C. Gift is complete but voidable at the instance of heirs
D. Gift is incomplete but can be ratified by the court
Answer: Option B
Related Questions on Muslim Law
Which of the following enactments provides for grounds of divorce available to wife only?
A. Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939
B. Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
C. Special Marriage Act, 1954
D. None of the above
A. Father's mother
B. Mother's mother
C. Sisters
D. Maternal aunt
The rule of unlawful conjunction under Muslim law relates to-
A. Same sex marriage
B. Marriage of a man with his foster sister
C. Marriage of a man with his wife's sister
D. Second marriage of a married man
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