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Law of Ownership and Transfer of Property in India: Law of Ownership and Transfer of Property in India

Sandeep BhallaAugust 3, 2017

Sandeep Bhalla

Ownership of property is a matter of fact. For example, I have an immovable property and I can enjoy it till I am interrupted by some one. However in law a person in possession of property is not necessarily its owner. Yet a person in possession has certain rights. All these aspects of ownership and possession are discussed in this book.
In addition to above there are various other matters. Like Lease of land. Gift of movable and immovable property. Exchange of properties. Mortgage of properties. Rights and duties of all the persons involved in all these transactions. These are other matters covered in this book.
This book deals with each aspect of Transfer of Properties Act, 1882 as applicable in India and also contains relevant leading precedents on most of the subjects which act as example of the problems.
A unique feature of this ebook is that most of the cases/precedents/judgments referred and relied have relevant para extracted in the ebook with live links to the judgments. No more searching for relevant judgments which are just a click away.
A must for a legal practitioner or a litigant alike.

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About the author

Sandeep Bhalla was born in 1966 and was called to bar in 1991. Since then he is practicing law in New Delhi India.

In 2001 he was taken on the rolls of Supreme Court of India, New Delhi. He practices nearly every branch of law and with same ease.

He has contributed with the books on variety of subjects of law. He is presently residing at New Delhi and strives to write more.

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Sandeep Bhalla

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Aug 3, 2017

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Pages

700

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ISBN

9789352799534

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Flowing text, Original pages

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English

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Business & Economics / Real Estate / General

Law / Property

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