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Description
The most difficult subject irrthe curriculum for the Bachelor's Degree in Law is the Law relating to Transfer of Property. Without a thorough grounding in this subject it is futile to expect a creditable pass in the Law Examination. Even if a student passes the Examination, unless he has a thorough grasp of this subject, he cannot tie a successful lawyer for most cases involve some claim or other to property.
This intricate subject was developed in England by the Common Law Courts and the Equity Court on parallel lines. The Transfer of Property Act in India has drawn heavily on both these lines of development. This makes the subject doubly difficult.
In this book the subject is treated in such a way that even he who runs may read and learn. The Commentary pays special attention to practical problems. In short, the Book embodies the Teaching experience of a Professor who has taught the subject for over thirty years. No student who wants to do justice to himself and come out of the Examination with flying Colours can afford to miss this Book.
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Contents
Chapter 1. Preliminary
Chapter 2. Of Transfer of Property by Act of Parties
Chapter 3. Of Sale of Immovable Property
Chapter 4. Of Mortgage of Immovable Property and Charges
Chapter 5. Of Lease of Immovable Property
Chapter 6. Of Exchanges
Chapter 7. Of Gifts
Chapter 8. Of Transfers of Actionable Claims
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