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Examine the validity of transfer:To X,a bachelor,for life and then to X's son when heturns 18.Yn  \n▲1·Asked by ShrutiPlease help me with this doubt  \nbetween Sale and Agrement to Selr.trdnstereu?Distinguish[UPJS 2015]  \nNemo dat quad non habet and exceptions  \nQ.1.Does the Transfer of Property Act make an exception to the general rule that a personcannot confer a better title to the property than he himself has in it?If so,how do youjustify the exceptions?[UPJS 2013]  \n▲1·Asked by ShrutiPlease help me with this doubt  \nG-10  \nAll States Judicial Service Examination-Unsolved Mains Paper  \nQ.5.A intentionallv and falsely leads B to believe that certain land belongs to A and therebyinduces Bto buy and pay for it.Land afterwards becomes the property of A and A seesto set aside the sale on the ground that at the time of sale he had no title.Will he be allowed to prove his want of title?[DJS 1980,UPJS 1985]  \n# ▲1·Asked by Shruti\n\nTranferof Properly AaTranferof Properly AaG5approached the Court for getting the ownership of the hotel back from B under sections31 and 32 of the Transfer of Property Act.Bs creditors are objecting to the same as itwould impair their remedies to recover their debt.Decide the case.  【Punj JS 2013]  \n0.10.As a general rule,the transferee must be in existence at the time of transfer under theTransfer of Property Act,1882.Critically examine if there are any exceptions to thisrule.[Punj JS 2015  \n0.11.What is transfer of property'?Is partition a transfer of property?Discuss with referenceto decided cases.[BJS 19751Q.12.State briefly the provision of the Transfer of Property Act relating to repugnant conditionsand restrictions attached to transfers.[BIS 19771Q.13.The general rule is that property of any kind may be transferred.Are there any exceptionsto this general rule?[BJS 19781Q.14.Distinguish between the following conditional transfer and transfer with condition.[BJS 1978]Q.15.Write a note on the covenants which impose restriction on the use and enjoyment ofimmovable property.  \nThe plaintiff is the owner of a vacant piece of land in Bhagirath Square as well asof several houses forming the square and sold the ground in 1918 by a deed.Thedeed contained a covenant that the vendee,his heirs and assignees would keep thesquare in sufficient and proper repair 'uncovered with buildings.The land passed byseveral intermediate purchasers to the defendant who admitted that he had notice ofthe deed of 1918 but manifested an intention to alter the character of the square andto build on it.The plaintiff sues for an injunction to restrain him.Will the plaintiffsucceed?Will your answer be different if he defendant had no notice of the deed of 1918.[BJS 1986]Q.16.Define property and mention which properties are not transferable?[BJS 2000]Q.17.What is transfer?  \n[BJS 20061Q.18.Discuss(a)Spes Scessionis.[RJS 19791(b)Restraint on alienation.[RJS 19791Q.19.Please specify the enactments governing transactions relating to immovable propertyand transactions relating to movables.[RJS 1980-811Q.20.Explain in brief the various modes of the transfer of immovable property.How does amortgage differ from a gift?[RJS 1992]Q.21.What may be transferred and what cannot be transferred under the Transfer or PropertyAct,1882?[MPJS 20071Q.22 Under the Transfer of Property Act,1882 conditions restraining alienation are voidExplain in detail and point out the exceptions to the rule.[UPJS 1982]Q²3.In a Mutation case after the death of the husband a compromise was entered intobetween the widow and husband's brothe","cbCaifCpuKsz4bD5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifCpuKsz4bD5","pdf",1903687,21,"English","# Nemo dat quad non habet and exceptions\n## Transfer to unborn person and rule against perpetuity (Ss. 13-14)\n## Sale vs agreement and related distinctions\n# Transfer of property: definition, property, and non-transferable assets\n## Conditional transfer vs transfer with condition\n## Repugnant conditions and restrictions attached to transfers\n# Covenants restricting enjoyment and injunction scenarios\n## Notice of deed and enforceability against transferees\n# Modes of transfer of immovable property and comparisons\n## Mortgage vs gift\n# Enactments for immovable and movable transactions","[{\"question\":\"Does the Transfer of Property Act make an exception to nemo dat quad non habet?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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