Transfer of Property Act 1882
1st Aug, 2015
Under Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the ‘lis’ continues so long as a final decree or order has not been obtained from the Court. Even after the dismissal of a suit […]
21st Jun, 2015
It was held as not within ken of the High Court in writ jurisdiction to declare any property as unencumbered one. Such rights between private parties cannot be made subject-matter of writ jurisdiction and to […]
21st Apr, 2015
The Supreme Court was dealing with a matter wherein a suit for declaration was instituted by a person seeking to be declared as the sole owner of a property. The property in dispute belonged to […]
24th Nov, 2014
Rent is the consideration paid for use and occupation of property and in broader sense, it is the compensation or fee paid, usually periodically, for the use of the rented property, land, buildings, equipment and […]
24th Sep, 2014
The theory of double protection or additional protection has been stretched too far and without a proper and due consideration of all its remifications.It was accordingly held that no notice to quit is necessary under […]
30th May, 2014
Government grant of lease of land is governed entirely by the terms of the grant
27th Feb, 2014
Each of us dreams of owning an immovable property; however knowledge about the legal implications involved is minimal.
24th Nov, 2013
In view of the provisions of Section 8(2) of the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956 one cannot mortgage or charge, or transfer by sale, gift of the minor’s property without taking prior permission of […]
30th Oct, 2013
Merely because property in relation to which agreement was entered upon is no longer subject to any order of restrain, party seeking specific performance does not automatically becomes entitled to such relief.
29th Oct, 2013
A Civil Court has no jurisdiction to entertain any suit or proceedings in respect of matters falling under Section 13(4) of the Securitisation Act as such matters comes under the jurisdiction of the DRT and […]
7th Oct, 2013
When borrower and the creditor choose to reduce a contract in writing as the sole evidence of terms between them, It since becoming integral part of the transaction, shall require registration under Section 17 of […]
26th Sep, 2013
A Consumer Court has no jurisdiction to entertain complaint seeking specific performance of agreement. The jurisdiction rest with the Civil Court only.