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The Doctrine of Part Performance is primarily designed to prevent ___ and ___ arising from the non-registration of documents. |
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True or False: Under the Doctrine of Part Performance, a transferee can be barred from enforcing rights that are not explicitly stated in the contract. |
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What condition must be met for the Doctrine of Part Performance to apply according to Section 53-A of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882? |
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The transferee must have taken possession of the property or continued in possession in part performance of the contract. |
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Fill in the blank: The Doctrine of Part Performance is based on the maxim that equity considers what has been done rather than what ___ have been done. |
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True or False: The rights of a transferee for consideration who is aware of the contract can be affected by the Doctrine of Part Performance. |
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False. The rights of a transferee who is unaware of the contract are not affected. |
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What is the significance of possession in the context of the Doctrine of Part Performance? |
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Possession signifies that the transferee has taken or continued in possession of the property, which is crucial for the application of the doctrine despite the transfer not being legally completed. |
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Fill in the blank: The Doctrine of Part Performance prevents the transferor from enforcing rights against the transferee except for those explicitly stated in the ___. |
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Explain the relationship between the Doctrine of Part Performance and the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. |
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The Doctrine of Part Performance is outlined in Section 53-A of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, which defines the conditions under which a transferee's possession can protect them from the transferor's claims. |
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What is required for a contract to be considered partly performed under Section 53-A? |
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There must be a contract for the transfer of immovable property for value, and the transferee must have taken or continued possession in part performance of the contract. |
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False. Section 53-A does not apply to oral contracts; the contract must be in writing. |
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The contract for the transfer of immovable property must be ___ in all respects and enforceable under the Indian Contract Act, 1872. |
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Fill in the blank: Section 53-A is applicable only to the transfer of ___ property and not to movable property. |
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What must the written contract clearly indicate regarding the transfer of immovable property? |
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The written contract must clearly indicate the transfer of immovable property for consideration, and the terms should be ascertainable with reasonable certainty. |
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True or False: If the transferee is already in possession, they are not required to do any act in furtherance of the contract. |
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False. If the transferee is already in possession, they must do some act in furtherance of the contract. |
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What condition must be fulfilled regarding the transferee's willingness in a contract of transfer under Section 53-A? |
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Fill in the blank: A written contract for the transfer of immovable property must be duly executed, meaning it must be signed by the ___ or someone on their behalf. |
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True or False: The Doctrine of Part Performance can be invoked for oral agreements. |
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The transferee must take possession of the property and be ready and willing to perform their part of the promise. |
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Fill in the blank: The Doctrine of Part Performance is intended to be used as a ___, not a ___. |
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What significant change did the Amending Act (48 of 2001) bring to Section 53-A? |
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It removed the requirement for registration of contracts, indicating that non-registration is not a barrier to applying part performance. |
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True or False: Under Section 53-A, proof of acts done in furtherance of the contract is now required. |
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Fill in the blank: Section 53-A of the T.P. Act is applicable to all contracts of transfer for ___. |
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How do the amendments in Section 17 and Section 49 of the Registration Act relate to the Doctrine of Part Performance? |
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The amendments aim to prevent perpetual possession of immovable property while evading the law of registration. |
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The Doctrine of Part Performance is primarily designed to prevent ___ and ___ arising from the non-registration of documents. |