True or False: The Transfer of Property Act applies to transfers governed by personal law, such as Mohammedan Law.

False. The Transfer of Property Act does not apply to transfers governed by personal law.

Immovable property includes land and benefits arising out of land, but does not include ___, ___, or ___.

Standing timber, growing crops, grass

What is 'attestation' as defined in the Transfer of Property Act?

Attestation refers to the witnessing of the signing or marking of a document by two or more witnesses who must sign the document in the presence of the executant.

Fill in the blank: Actual notice is when a fact is directly brought to a person's attention, while ___ notice is based on presumption of knowledge.

Constructive

True or False: All witnesses must be present at the same time for attestation to be valid according to the Transfer of Property Act.

False. It is not necessary for all witnesses to be present at the same time.

What are actionable claims as per the Transfer of Property Act?

Actionable claims refer to claims that can be enforced in a court of law, typically involving debts or benefits that can be claimed.

Fill in the blank: The General Clauses Act and the Registration Act provide definitions of immovable property that are ___ to the Transfer of Property Act.

Similar

What must witnesses do to validly attest a document?

Witnesses must sign the document in the presence of the executant, and their intention to attest is essential.

True or False: Witnesses need to understand the contents of the document they are attesting.

False. Witnesses do not need to have knowledge of the document's contents.

True or False: A mere right to sue can be transferred under the Transfer of Property Act.

False. A mere right to sue cannot be transferred as it is considered a personal right.

Fill in the blank: The term 'property' in the context of the Transfer of Property Act includes both tangible things like ___ and ___, as well as rights exercised over any material things.

Land, houses

What are the types of transfers included in the phrase 'transfer of property'?

Transfer of tangible things, transfer of one or more rights concerning a tangible thing, and transfer of debt.

True or False: Rights related to a religious office can be transferred to another individual.

False. Rights related to a religious office cannot be transferred as they are restricted to the holder.

Fill in the blank: According to Section 6 of the Transfer of Property Act, the chance of succession, known as ___, cannot be transferred.

Spes Successionis

What does the right of re-entry pertain to in property transfer?

The right of re-entry pertains to the property owner who has transferred limited interest in the property, allowing possession to revert to the original owner.

Fill in the blank: Any right to future maintenance, regardless of how it arises, is considered ___ under the Transfer of Property Act.

Non-transferable

True or False: Transfers for future illicit cohabitation are valid under the Transfer of Property Act.

False. Transfers for future illicit cohabitation are void.

What is the significance of possession as notice in property transfers?

If a person is in actual possession of a property, the acquirer is deemed to have notice of the title of the person in possession.

Transfers made for future illicit cohabitation are considered ___ under the law.

Void

True or False: Transfers made for past cohabitation are invalid because the past cohabitation was the object of the transfer.

False. Transfers made for past cohabitation are not invalid because the past cohabitation was not the object of the transfer.

What type of tenant interest is considered inalienable in a leasehold?

The tenant's untransferable interest of occupancy.

The person intending to transfer property must have ___ to the property or the authority to transfer it.

Title

True or False: Both parties involved in a transfer must be disqualified by any law in force to be competent to enter into a contract.

False. Both parties must be competent, which means they should not be disqualified by any law in force.