1. Transfer of Property Act. A conditional gift becomes complete only on compliance of the conditions in the deed.
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2. Transfer of Property Act. Property can be gifted even without transfer of possession of such property. Supreme Court.
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3. Transfer of Property Act. Gift. When the document is in the nature of a dedication of immovable property to God or deity the same does not require registration. Supreme Court.
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4. Transfer of Property Act. Gift. Delivery of possession is not a necessary condition for a valid gift.
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5. Transfer of Property Act 1882. A purchaser cannot have a better title than what his vendor had. Supreme Court.
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6. Transfer of Property Act 1882. Section 114. Relief against forfeiture for non payment of rent. The section does NOT come to the rescue of a tenant who lacks bonafides in conduct. Karnataka High Court.
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7. Transfer of Property Act. Section 43. Feeding the grant by estoppel does NOT apply where the transfer is forbidden by law or contrary to public policy or contrary to the provisions of a statute. Karnataka High Court.
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8. Demolition of property tenanted under Rent Act. Tenant cannot resort to Transfer of Property Act for re-possession. Remedy, if any, is under the Rent Act. Supreme Court.
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9. Rejection of plaint. Suit for declaration and injunction based only on Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act can not rejected when the reliefs prayed are interconnected. Supreme Court.
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10. Suit for permanent injunction based on part-performance possession under Section 53-A of the Transfer of Property Act is maintainable. Punjab and Haryana High Court.
https://www.dakshalegal.com/judgements/actionView/UBSJgrRUZPhXZFJFATxFnLp27
11. There is no need of attornment by the lessee for the transfer of the property leased out to him. Transfer of property itself creates jural relationship of landlord and tenancy. Supreme Court.
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12. Unregistered document affecting immovable property and required by Registration Act or the Transfer of Property Act to be registered may be received as evidence of a contract in a suit for specific performance. Supreme Court.
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13. Transfer of Property Act. Upon valid transfer of property, attornment of tenancy takes place and the tenant cannot question such derivative title. Karnataka High Court.
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14. Disposal of immovable property by Will would not amount to transfer within the meaning of Section 5 of the Transfer of Property Act and hence the prohibition under Section 61 of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act also does not apply. Karnataka High Court.
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15. When the rent and the leased area are within the prescribed limit under the Rent Act, the Court must reject the plaint for ejection filed under the Transfer of Property Act. Karnataka High Court.
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16. Transfer of immovable property implies and includes in it transfer of structure put up thereupon though not specifically mentioned in the deed of transfer. Karnataka High Court.
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17. Transfer of Property act. Unpaid vendor has a charge on the property for the amount of consideration which was not paid. However, the sale deed cannot be challenged on this ground. Supreme Court.
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18. Transferor cannot prejudice the rights of the transferee by subsequent dealing with the property. If there are successive transfers of the same property, the later transfer is subject to the prior transfer. Karnataka High Court.
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19. Sale of property attached towards permanent alimony granted under the Hindu Marriage Act is hit by the provisions of Section 64 of Code of Civil Procedure and Sections 52 and 100 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Karnataka High Court.
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20. Transfer of Property Act. When same property is sold to different persons by the same owner, the earlier sale deed prevails over the later in view of Section 48. Karnataka High Court.
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