The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is a pivotal statute in India that governs the legal framework for the transfer of property between individuals. It defines the rules and processes for the sale, mortgage, lease, gift, and exchange of both movable and immovable property. The Act ensures that such transfers are conducted in a transparent manner while protecting the rights of both the transferor and transferee. It also outlines provisions for conditional transfers, the rights of parties involved, and the legal consequences of invalid or fraudulent transfers. This Act plays a crucial role in property transactions, ensuring legal clarity and fairness.
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Specifications
Publication Year
2022
Table of Contents
Preliminary
General Principles of Transfer
Modes of Transfer
Transfer of Immovable Property
Rules for Transfer of Property
Protection of Rights
Special Transfers and Provisions
Consequences of Invalid or Fraudulent Transfers
Rights and Liabilities in Transfers
Miscellaneous Provisions
Interpretation and Legal Remedies
Amendments and Future Changes