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1. “The General rule is that property of any kind may be transferred”. Explain the
statements with exceptions.
2. Explain the provisions of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 relating to direction for
accumulation of income.
3. ‘X’ sells his house to ‘Y’ with a condition that ‘Y’ should not alienate it without
the consent of ‘X’. Is this condition valid ?
4. A property is transferred to ‘A’ for life, then to his first son (unborn) for life and
then to ‘B’ absolutely. Is the transfer valid ?
7. ‘A’ transfers to ‘B’ an estate to which ‘C’ is entitled, and as a part of the same
transaction gives ‘C’ a coal mine. ‘C’ takes the coal mine and exhausts it. Has
‘C’ confirmed the transfer of his estate to ‘B’ ?
8. ‘A’ sues ‘B’ in respect of a house in ‘B’s possession. During the pendency of suit
‘B’ sells the house to ‘C’. ‘A’ suit is decreed. Is ‘C’ bound by the decree.
15. ‘A’ makes a gift to ‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘D’. ‘B’ and ‘C’ accept the gift, while ‘D’ refuses.
Decide the validity of the gift.
16. ‘A’ lets a farm to ‘B’ for the life of ‘C’. ‘C’ dies, but ‘B’ continues in possession
with ‘A’ s consent. What is the effect of such possession ?
23. Who is an Ostensible owner? When can a transference from him get a good title
against the real owner?
34. What are the essentials of a valid trust ? How is it different from agency and
contract?
38. Define transfer of property and discuss what passes to transferee on transfer of
property.
39. Transfer of Property Act applies to transfer inter vivos. But transfer for the
benefit of an unborn person is an exception to this rule – Explain.
40. ‘A’ makes an absolute gift of a house to ‘B’ with a direction that ‘B’ shall reside
in it . Is the transfer valid. Give reason.
42. Explain the circumstances under which creditors can set aside a transfer as
fraudulent.
43. Elucidate the doctrine of ‘Lis pendens’ as provided under the Transfer of
property Act.
44. ‘A’ ‘B’ and ‘C’ are the co-owners of a land that is subject to mortgage, ‘C’
transfers his share to ‘D’. What is the legal effect of this transfer ?
48. Write note on mortgagee’s power of sale without intervention of the court.
50. Define Sale. What are the liabilities of the seller before and after completion of
sale ? Explain.
51. Discuss the essentials of lease and state how leases are made.
52. ‘A’ the lessor gives ‘B’ the lessee notice to quit the property leased. The notice
expires. ‘A’ accept the rent tended by ‘B’ which has become due in respect of
the property since the expiration of notice Is the notice waived ? Give reason.
58. Discuss the doctrine of constructive notice with the help of leading cases.
60. ‘A’ sells property to B subject to condition that B should not sell the property
during A’s life time. Is the condition valid ?
61. ‘A’ orally grants to ‘B’ for Rs. 10,000 the right to catch and carry away fish from
his lake. Is the grant valid ?
64. ‘A’sells property to ‘B’ with a covenant that ‘B’ should construct a road across
the property for the convenience of A’s neighbours. B transfers the property to C
who is aware of the Covenant. C refuse to construct the road. Can A enforce the
covenant against C ?
66. Explain the different kinds of mortgages that can be executed under the Transfer
of Property Act.
78. “Transfer of Property Act applies to transfer inter vivos, but transfer for the
benefit of an unborn person is an exception to this role”. Discuss.
79. Discuss ‘Rule against perpetuity’. State exceptions if any to the rule.
81. ‘A’ makes an absolute gift of house to ‘B’ with a direction that ‘B’ shall reside in
it. Is the transfer valid. Give reason.
82. Discuss the doctrine of part-performance. State the differences between Indian
Law and English Law of part-performance.
83. Who is an Ostensible owner ? When can a transferee get a good title against the
real owner ?
84. ‘A’ transfers to ‘B’ an estate to which ‘C’ is entitled and as a part of the same
transaction gives ‘C’ a coal mine ‘C’ takes the coal mine and exhausts it. Has
‘C’ confirmed the transfer of his estate to ‘B’.
87. Discuss different kinds of Mortgages. State the differences between ‘Mortgage
by conditional sale’ and ‘English Mortgage’.
88. Write a note on Mortgagee’s power of sale without intervention of the court.
90. Discuss the essentials of lease and state how leases are made.
98. ‘Property of any kind may be transferred’. State the exceptions to this rule.
99. Define vested and contingent interest and distinguish between vested and
contingent interest.
101.What are the conditions to be fulfilled for applying the ‘Doctrine of election’ ?
104.‘A’ a Hindu purchased property with his own money in the name of his wife ‘B’.
After ‘A’s death the widow sold it to ‘C’. Later ‘D’ son of ‘A’ claims the property
as a reversioner. Can ‘D’ succeed against ‘C’ ?
108.‘X’ executes a usufructuary mortgage in favour of ‘B’ with a condition that if ‘A’
does not redeem within 10 years. The mortgage shall become a sale. Discuss
the validity of the condition.
112.‘X’ makes a gift to A, B, C. A and B accept the gift while ‘C’ refuses. Decide
validating of gift.
117.Define the term ‘Immovable property’. State the properties which are judicially
recognised as immovable properties.
118.State the rule against perpetuity as provided in the Transfer of Property Act.
120.An immovable property is transferred to ‘X’ for life and afterwards to all the
children of ‘X’, when the last child attain majority. Discuss the validity of transfer.
124.State the effects of rent bonafidely paid to the holder under defective title.
127. ‘X’ executes a simple mortgage in favour of ‘Y’ and usufructuary mortgage in
favour of ‘Z’. ‘Z’ takes possession of property. ‘Y’ brings the property for sale. In
execution, purchaser Evicts ‘Z’. What is the remedy of ‘Z’ ?
137.Define vested and contingent interest and distinguish between vested and
contingent interest.
147.Prajwal makes a gift to Priyanka, Vinayaka and Ganesh. Priyanka and Vinayaka
accept, while Ganesh refuses. What happens to the gift ?
148.︎A︎ takes house on lease from ︎B︎ thereafter without ︎B︎s consent, ︎A︎ constructs two
additional rooms in the said house and sublets them to ︎C︎ what is the remedy
available to ︎B︎ against ︎A︎ and ︎C︎ ?
149.Define the term ‘immovable property’. State the properties which are judicially
recognised as immovable properties.
150.Explain the ‘Rule against perpetuity’ and state whether the rule against
perpetuity is applicable to contracts for pre-emption ?
151.Discuss the doctrine of fraudulent transfer under transfer of Property Act and
state the exception to this doctrine.
154.Define ‘Gift’. What are the essential features of Gift ? How gift can be effected ?
157. ‘A’ Hindu male owning self acquired property dies leaving his widow ‘B’ and his
brother ‘C’. ‘C’ transfers his right to succeed to estate of ‘A’ in favour of ‘D’ Is
the transfer is valid ?
158.Anil mortgages his property to Harish by a registered instrument but retains the
property in his own possession. Anil then sells the property to Kavitha who is not
aware of the mortgage. Do Kavitha has constructive notice of mortgage. Decide.
161.What do you mean by “vested interest” and “contingent interest” ? Explain with
illustration and distinguish the two.
168.A purchased an open plot of land from B. A, believing that he had acquired
absolute title, constructed a house on that plot. Later on, C who has a better
title than A, evicts A from the property. What are the reliefs available to A ?
169.A property is transferred to ‘A’ for life, then to his first son (unborn) for life and
then to A’s second son X absolutely. Is the transfer valid ?
170.A sues B in respect of a house in B’s possession. During the pendency of the
suit, B sells the house to C. A wins the case. Is C bound by the decree of the
court ?
171.State the rule against perpetuity as provided in the Transfer of Property Act.
176.Explain doctrine of lis pendens. Discuss whether the doctrine applies to court
sales.
180.Raju makes an agreement to sell his land to Yallappafor Rs. 5,000 and delivers
the possession of the land to Yallappa. Afterwards Raju sells the same land to
Manjunath for Rs. 8,000 Manjunath without making any enquiry relating to
Yallappa︎s interest in the land takes it. What are the remedies available to
Yallappa ?
181.︎A ︎transfers to ︎B︎ an estate to which ︎C︎ is entitled and as a part of the same
transaction gives ︎C︎ a coal mine ︎C︎ takes the coal mine and exhausts it. Has ︎C︎
confirmed the transfer of his estate to ︎B︎ ?
182.Examine the concept of ︎Transfer of Property︎. State the exceptions relating to it.
183.Discuss the rule against perpetuity. State the exception to the rule.
186.Examine the rights and duties of buyer in accordance with the provision of
Transfer of Property Act.
187.Explain the meaning of the term ︎lease︎. Bring out its distinction from sale,
exchange, mortgage and gift.
188.Explain the rights and liabilities of trustee under Indian Trust Act.
190.︎A︎ makes absolute gift of a house to ︎B︎.︎ A︎ directs ︎B ︎that he should not raise it
higher. So as to obstruct the passage of air to ︎A︎s adjoining house. Decide the
validity of direction under Transfer of Property Act.
191.︎A ︎transfer two acre property to ︎M︎ with the condition that she will desert her
husband within two months of the transfer. Decide the validity of the transfer.
192.︎A︎ lets a house to ︎B︎ for 5 years. Subsequently, permits ︎B︎ to continue in
possession of the house and receives the rent even after the expiry of the
stipulated period as agreed between the parties. Decide legal validity of the
lease under the Transfer of Property Act.