Transfer of Property Act, 1882

TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1882
PRELIMINARY 6. Immovable property does not

[Sections 1-4] include timber
1. The Transfer of Property Act was (a) True
enacted in the year (b) False 468
(a) 1883 (c) Till it is rooted in the earth
(b) 1882 (d) Only the branches of timber does
(c) 1881 not include in immovable property
(d) 1880 [b] [a]
2. Transfer of Property Act came into 7. Which is not the immovable
force on: property?
(a) July 01, 1882 (a) A lease of land
(6) August 01, 1882 (b) Growing crops
(c) September 01, 1882 (c) A right of way
(d) October 01, 1882 [a] (d) A life interest in the income of
3. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 immovable property [b]
covers: 8. Under section 3 of the Transfer of
(a) Movable Property Property Act, 1882, immovable
(b) Immovable Property property includes:
(c) None (a) Standing timber
(d) a and b both [d] (b) Growing crops
4. before the commencement of the (c) Grass
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the (d) None of these [d]
transfer of immovable property in 9. In the Transfer of Property Act,
India was governed by the: immovable property does not
(a) Principles of English Law and include:
Equity (a) building
(b) Indian Registration Act, 1908 (b) land
(c) British State of Goods Act, 1880 (c) pond
(d) Indian Contract Act, 1872 [a] (d) standing timber [d]
5. Within the meaning of section 3 of 10. Which out of the following is not
the Transfer of Property Act, the immovable property according to
immovable property does not Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
include: (a) Land
(a) Only standing timber & grass (b) Benefit to arise out of land
(b) Only standing timber, house and (b) Things attached to earth
crops (d) Standing timber [d]
(c) Only standing timber, growing 11. The following is not immovable
crops or grass property:
(d) Only grass [c] (a) Royalty
(b) Right to way
[1]
(c) Right to fishing (d) immovable properties if value
(d) Right to redemption [a] exceeds Rs. 100
12. Which of these is immovable [c]
property as per the provisions of 17. Which of the following properties
Transfer of Property Act, 1882? has not been recognized by courts
(a) Standing timber as immovable property?
(b) Grass (a) Right of way
(c) Fruit trees (b) Right to collect rent of immovable
(d) Growing crops [c] property
13. Immovable property does not (c) A right of worship
includes: (d) Right of fishery [c]
(a) Grass 18. Which of the following is
(b) Growing crops immovable property?
(c) Standing timber (a) Copyright
(d) All of the above [d] (b) Profits a pendre
14. Which one of the following is not (c) Royalty
immovable property? (d) Credit [b]
(a) Surface of land 19. Which one of the following is not
(b) Rivers on surface of land an immovable property?
(c) Standing timbers (a) Right to ferry
(d) Things attached to earth [c] (b) A decree which gives right to sell
15. Which of the following is not an the immovable property of husband
immovable property under the (c) Life interest of widow in the
Transfer of Property Act? income of immovable property of her
(a) A debt secured by mortgage of an husband
immovable property (d) Right to receive annual payment
(b) A right of worship in a specific from any village [b]
temple 20. Which of the following are
(c) A lake "immovable property" under the
(d) A right to catch and carry fish Transfer of Property Act? Select the
from a pond [b] correct answer by using the code
16 Standing Timbers under the below:
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 are: 1. The equity of redemption
(a) Immovable properties only so 2. A hut
long as not severed from the earth 3. Mortgage debt
(b) immovable properties unless 4. Right to recover maintenance
there is a contract to sever the same allowance charged on immovable
from the earth property
(c) not immovable properties (a) 1 and 2
(b) 1, 2 and 3
[2]
(c) 1 and 4 25. An instrument of transfer is
(d) 2 only [b] attested validly where
21. The test to decide whether (a) Executant has signed the
something attached to the earth instrument in presence of his family
has to be regarded as immovable members
or not, depends on any one of the (b) A person has signed as witness to
following? the fact of writing of instrument in his
(a) The decree or mode of annexation presence
(b) Place of annexation (c) One person who has seen
(c) The object of annexation executant signing the instrument put
(d) Both a and c [d] his own signature as witness
22. According to section 3 of the (d) Instrument is signed by two
Transfer Property Act, witnesses who have seen executant
1882'instrument' means: signing the same and who sign in
(a) testamentary instrument latter's presence [d]
(b) non-testamentary instrument 26. Which one of the following sections
(c) both a & b of the Transfer of Property Act,
(d) None of the above [b] defines ‘Notice'?
23. 'Attested in relation to an (a) Section 2
instrument’ means and shall be (b) Section 3
deemed always to have mean (c) Section 5
attested by at least (d) Explanation II of Section 3 [b]
(a) One witness 27. Under the Transfer of Property Act,
(b) Two witnesses 1882 a person is said to have notice
(c) Three witnesses of a fact when:
(d) Four witnesses [b] (a) He actually knows the fact
24. The attestation of document (b) May have knowledge about the
means fact
(a) The attesting witness is aware of (c) Could with reasonable care know
contents of the document. the fact
(b) The attesting witness seen the (d) Is not at all aware of the fact [a]
executant sign or affix mark. 28. The Transfer of Property Act does
(c) Received from the executant a not contemplate:
personal acknowledgement of his (a) Actual notice
signature. (b) Implied notice
(d) Both the attesting witness seen (c) Notice in transaction
the executant sign or affix mark and (d) Imputed notice [c]
received from the executant a 29. Which one of the following is not a
personal acknowledgement of his constructive notice?
signature. [d]
[3]
(a) Gross negligence regarding to a 34. The Amendent of Transfer of
fact Property Act, 1982 in the year 2002
(b) Registration effective from:
(c) Actual possession (a) 31st December, 2002
(d) Definite knowledge [d] (b) 1st July, 2002
30. Assertion (A): Property is a (c) 30th October, 2002
comprehensive term and includes (d) 2nd July, 2002 [a]
copyright. 35. Chapter II of the Transfer of
Reason (R): Transfer of Property Property Act shall not be deemed
Act deals with all kinds of property to effect any rule of:
including patents. Code: (a) Mohammedan Law
(a) Both (A) (R) are true and (R) is the (b) Christian Law
correct explanation of (A) (c) Parsi Law
(b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is (d) None of the above [a]
not the correct explanation of (A) 36. The property word is defined in
(c) (A) is true but (R) is false which Section of Transfer of
(d) (A) is false but (R) is true [c] Property Act:
31. The chapters and sections of the (a) Section 1
Transfer of Property Act which (b) Section 2
relate to contracts shall be taken (c) Section 3
as part of Contract Act and (d) None of these [d]
supplemental to: 37. Which of the following mode of
(a) the Specific Relief Act transfer of property is not covered
(b) the Registration Act by Transfer of Property Act, 1882-
(c) the Sale of Goods Act (a) Sale
(d) the Partition Act [b] (b) Mortgage
32. Transfer of Property Act has no (c) Testamentary disposition
relation with: (d) Exchange [c]
(a) air 38. Transfer of property is NOT
(b) water applicable to:
(c) light (a) gifts of movable property
(d) all of these [d] (b) exchange
33. Which one of the following pairs is (c) lease
not correctly matched? (d) sale of goods [d]
(a) Immovable property Section 2 39. Which of the following do not
(b) Charges Section 100 convey title?
(c) Marshalling by subsequent Section (a) Registered exchange deed
56 purchaser (b) Registered will
(d) Mortgaged Debt Section 134 [a] (c) Registered gift deed
(d) Registered sale deed [b]
[4]
40. Partition of immovable property is
(a) an exchange
(b) a transfer
(c) a gift
(d) none of the above [d]
[5]
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY BY ACT (b) by operation of law
OF PARTIES (c) by a decree or order of a court of
competent jurisdiction
[Sections 5-53A]
(d) in execution of a decree or order
1. To which of the following sections
of a court of competent jurisdiction
5 to 37 of the Transfer of Property
[a]
Act, 1882 apply?
6. Which one of the following is not
(a) Transfers of movable property
transfer by an act of parties under
only
Transfer of Property Act?
(b) Transfers of immovable property
(a) Succession
only
(b) Sale
(c) Transfers of property whether
(c) Mortgage
movable or immovable
(d) Gift [a]
(d) Specific transfer and not to
7. Under section 5 of Transfer of
general principles of transfer of
Property Act 'living person'
property [c]
includes:
2. Which one of the following sections
(a) individual human being only
of the Transfer of Properly Act
(b) company only
defines "Transfer of Property"?
(c) company or association or body of
(a) Section 2
individuals
(b) Section 3
(d) none of the above [c]
(2) Section 4
8. Transfer of property means:
(d) Section 5 [d]
(a) Transfer between living being
3. Transfer of Property Act governs
(b) Transfer between living person
transfers:
and trust
(a) Between living persons only
(c) Transfer between legal persons (d)
(b) Between living persons and
Includes all [a]
transfers by the order of a court
9. In respect of transfer of property,
(c) Between living persons and
under Transfer of Property Act,
transfer by operation of law
which of the following statement is
(d) All of the above [a]
not true?
4. Under the Transfer of Property Act,
(a) Transfer can be done immediately
a "living per son" connotes
or in future
(a) human being only
(b) Transfer of property can be done
(b) limited company only
to one or more living persons
(c) partnership firm only
(c) One cannot transfer property to
(d) All of these [d]
one self
5. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882
(d) None of them [c]
applies to transfer of property:
(a) made by act of parties
[6]
10. Which out of the following is not a (c) Contingent transfer
transfer according to Transfer of (d) Both a and b are correct [d]
Property Act? 16. Which one of the following
(a) Sale statements is not correct, in
(b) Gift context of transfer of property'?
(c) Exchange (a) It means an act by which a living
(d) Abandonment of a claim to person conveys property
property [d] (b) He conveys property in present or
11. "Transfer of Property" does not in future
include? (c) He conveys property to one or
(a) Sale more other living persons
(b) Lease (d) He cannot transfer property to
(c) Will himself and one or more other living
(d) Gift [c] persons [d]
12. Which is not covered by the term 17. Which of the following would be
'Transfer of Property? considered as "transfer of property
(a) Gift under the Transfer of Property Act?
(b) Exchange Select the answer by using the
(b) Family settlement code given below:
(d) Lease [c] 1. Grant of an easementary right of
13. Under Transfer of Property Act, the way over a piece of land.
expression Transfer of Property 2. Exchange of two things.
includes 3. A family settlement.
(a) Partition 4. Creation of charge on an
(b) Surrender immovable property by operation of
(c) Family arrangement law.
(d) None of these [d] Codes:
14. Which of the following is included (a) 1 and 3
in the term "living person" under (b) 1, 2 and 3
section 5 of the Transfer of (c) 3 and 4
Property Act? (d) 2 and 4 [d]
(a) A company 18. Section 6 of Transfer of Property
(b) An association Act is related to
(c) Body of individuals (a) Transfer of property
(d) All of the above [d] (b) Person competent to transfer
15. The term “transfer under the (c) What may be transferred
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, (d) None of the above [c]
refers to: 19. Which one of the following sections
(a) Partly or whole transfer of the Transfer of Property Act
(b) Absolute or conditional transfer
[7]
provides that 'mere-right to sue (c) A right to future maintenance can
cannot be transferred? be transferred
(a) Section 5 (d) The salary of a public officer after
(b) Section 6 it has become payable can be
(c) Section 7 transferred [b]
(d) None of the above [b] 25. Which of these cannot be lawfully
20. 'Chance of an heir-apparent transferred as per Transfer of
succeeding to an estate cannot be Property Act, 1882?
transferred'. Which provision of (a) Salary of public officer
Transfer of Property Act states (b) Machinery attached to land
this? (c) Property yielding income
(a) Section 10 (d) Paddy field [a]
(b) Section 6 26. As per Section 6 of Transfer of
(c) Section 16 Property Act, 1882, an
(d) Section 41 [b] easement ................ be transferred
21. How many exceptions are apart from the dominant heritage
mentioned under section 6 of (a) can
Transfer of Property Act? (b) cannot
(a) 11 (c) may
(b) 9 (d) must [b]
(c) 10 27. Which property cannot be
(d) 8 [c] transferred?
22. The expression spes successionis (a) A public office
means- (b) A mere chance to succeed
(a) No chance of succession (c) A mere right of re-entry
(b) Mere chance or hope of (d) All of the above [d]
succession 28. Which of the following is a legal
(c) Absolute succession transfer under the provisions of
(d) None of the above [b] The Transfer of Property Act?
23. Which interest is not transferable? (a) A right to sue
(a) Vested interest (b) A chance of an heir-apparent to
(b) Contingent interest succeed
(c) Mere spes successionis (c) An easement apart from dominant
(d) Interest of the lessee [c] heritage
24. Which of the following statement (d) Second mortgage of the property
is correct? [d]
(a) An easement can be transferred 29. Under Transfer of Property Act
apart from the dominant heritage what Property may be transferred?
(b) A mere right to sue cannot be (a) A mere right to sue.
transferred (b) Public Office
[8]
(c) The chance of an heir-apparent (d) can be vested [b]
succeeding to an eslate. 35. What can be transferred under the
(d) Any property transfer of which is Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
not barred by law. [d] (a) An easement along with the
30. Which cannot be transferred? dominant heritage
(a) Mere right to sue on the basis of (b) Political pension
agreement to sell (c) Spes-Successionis
(b) Right to receive arrears of rent (d) Stipends allowed to the civil
(c) Right to recover decreetal amount pensioners of the Government [a]
(d) Right to receive provident funds 36. What kind of property is
by will [a] transferable?
31. Which of the following properties (a) Right of re-entry
cannot be transferred? (b) Public Office
(a) Share in copyright (c) Any kind of property if not
(b) Interest in mortgaged property prohibited by law
(c) Right to future maintenance (d) Pension [c]
(d) Immovable property [c] 37. Section 6 of Transfer of Property
32. Point out the correct answer. Act provides that property of any
Under Transfer of Property Act, kind may be transferred except the
1882: following:
(a) the salary of a public officer can be (i) A mere right to sue
transferred (ii) A public office or salary of a public
(b) the salary of a public officer officer
cannot be transferred (iii) The chance of an heir-apparent
(c) no provision regarding the succeeding to an estate
transfer of salary of a public officer is (iv) An easement apart from the
found in the act dominant heritage
(d) none of the above [b] Choose the correct combination:
33. Which one of the following (a) Only (i), (ii) and (iii) cannot be
properties may be transferred? transferred
(a) Mere easement (b) Only (ii), (iii) and (iv) cannot be
(b) A right to future maintenance transferred
(c) Immovable property (c) All of (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv) can be
(d) A mere right to sue [c] transferred
34. A right to future maintenance in (d) None of the above can be
whatsoever manner arising, transferred [d]
secured or determined: 38. Persons competent to transfer a
(a) can be transferred property have been defined under
(b) cannot be transferred which of the following sections of
(c) can be sold the Transfer of Property Act?
[9]
(a) Section 6 (a) Transfer can only be done through
(b) Section 7 a transfer deed
(c) Section 8 (b) Transfer can be oral/without
(d) Section 9 [b] writing also
39. Which one of the following is not (c) Transfer can only be done through
an essential element for a valid a registered deed
transfer of property? (d) Transfer can be done only by
(a) Competent transferor writing [b]
(b) Transferable property 44. Under the Transfer of Property Act,
(c) Transferee may not be competent 1882 where a writing is not
to take the transfer expressly required by law:
(d) Object of transfer must be lawful (a) a transfer of property may be
[c] made without writing in every case
40. In the light of provisions of the (b) a transfer of property is subject to
Transfer of Property Act, a minor only writing
(a) can transfer a property (c) no provision of oral transfer is
(b) cannot transfer a property made
(c) can accept transfer of property in (d) none of the above [a]
his favour 45. Where writing is not expressly
(d) both b and c [d] required by law a transfer of
41. Which one of the following sections property may be made orally:
of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (a) False
relates to oral transfer? (b) Transfer can only be made by
(a) Section 5 writing
(b) Section 7 (c) With consent of parties oral
(c) Section 8 transfer can be done
(d) Section 9 [d] (d) True [d]
42. Which one of the following sections 46. Condition restraining alienation of
of the Transfer of Property Act, property is given under
1882 says that "a transfer of (a) Section 9 of the Transfer of
property may be made without Property Act.
writing in every case in which a (b) Section 10 of the Transfer of
writing is not expressly required by Property Act.
law”? (c) Section 11 of the Transfer of
(a) Section 5 Property Act.
(b) Section 7 (d) Section 12 of the Transfer of
(c) Section 8 Property Act. [b]
(d) Section 9 [a] 47. Condition restraining alienation
43. Section 9 of the Transfer of under section 10 of the Transfer of
Property Act, 1882 provides that Property Act?
[10]
(a) makes the transfer invalid (c) irregular
(b) makes the condition invalid but (d) voidable [b]
transfer remains valid 52. Whether a gift with condition not
(c) makes the condition as well as to transfer the gifted property is
transfer both in valid legal?
(d) None of the above [b] (a) Yes
48. 'A' sells his house to 'B' with a (b) No
condition that 'B' cannot transfer (c) Yes, only with the permission of
his house to any one except 'C'. The court
sale is: (d) None of the above [b]
(a) valid but condition is void 53. Section 11 of the Transfer of
(b) void Property Act will be applicable only
(c) unlawful when the interest transferred in
(d) voidable [a] the property is:
49. Which one of the following is (a) limited
invalid as per section 10 of Transfer (b) absolute
of Property Act, 1882? (c) both a and b
(a) A condition not to sell outside the (d) none of the above [b]
family 54. If a property is transferred with
(b) A condition not to sell to a person the conditions that an interest
of different community created therein for benefit of the
(c) A condition not to sell during the transferee shall cease on his
lifetime of the transferee becoming insolvent such a
(d) A condition in the lease that the condition is void under which of
lesee shall not sublet his interest to the following sections of the
anyone [c] Transfer of Property Act?
50. Absolute restriction on the transfer (a) Section 10
of property is void under (b) Section 11
section ........ of the Transfer of (c) Section 12
Property Act, 1882. (d) Section 13 [c]
(a) 10 55. Section 12 of the Transfer of
(b) 11 Property Act, 1882 is not
(c) 12 applicable:
(d) 13 [a] (a) Where the transfer is by way of
51. 'A' sells a house to 'B' directing 'B' sale
that he cannot reside in it but can (b) Where the transfer is by way of
use it only as a godown or shop. gift
The condition is: (c) Where the transfer is by way of
(a) valid exchange
(b) void
[11]
(d) Where the transfer is by way of (d) All of the above [d]
lease [d] 60. In which section the rule against
56. Which one of the following sections perpetuity was propounded?
of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is (a) Section 12
concerned with the transfer of (b) Section 13
benefit to unborn child? (c) Section 14
(a) Section 13 (d) Section 15 [c]
(b) Section 14 61. 'Rule against perpetuity' given
(c) Section 15 under the Transfer of Property Act,
(d) Section 16 [a] 1882 does not affect any rule of:
57. Whether a transfer can be made in (a) Hindu Law
favour of an unborn person? (b) Muhammadan Law
(a) Yes, by machinery of trust (c) Christian Law
(b) Yes (d) None of the above [b]
(c) Guardian has got to be appointed 62. No transfer of property can
first operate to create an interest which
(d) None of the above [a] is to take effect after the life time
58. Transfer of Property for the benefit of one or more persons living at
of an unborn person can be made the date of such transfer. These
by: provisions come under:
(a) creation of a prior interest in (a) Rules against retrospective
favour of a living person for any transfer only
period (b) Rules against perpetuity
(b) vesting the right directly to the (c) Rules against prospective transfer
unborn (d) None of the above [b]
(c) creation of a prior interest in [HHJS 2011, BJS 2018]
favour of a living person till the 63. Rule against perpetuity is a:
existence of unborn person (a) Rule against transfer of property
(d) either to the unborn or to a living (b) Rule favouring transfer of
person [c] property
59. For creating an interest in favour (c) Rule fixing the maximum period of
of an unborn person, which of the time for which vesting of property
following is essential? can be postponed
(a) Creation of a prior life interest in (d) includes all [c]
favour of living persons [H.P. JS 2007-I]
(b) Unborn person must be born 64. Rule against perpetuity is
before the termination of last prior applicable to:
life interest (a) movable property only
(c) Absolute interest is to be given to (b) immovable property only
unborn person
[12]
(c) both, movable and immovable (c) Transfer of property purport to be
properties effective beyond minority of ultimate
(d) transfer for benefit of public [c] transferee, who is not in existence at
[CJS 2016] the date of transfer
65. Rule against perpetuity prescribes (d) Contingent interest are created by
that: transfer [a]
(a) Every transfer of immovable [U.P. CJ 2006]
property must be by registered 69. Assertion (A): Section 14 of TPA
document provides for the Rules against
(b) Every transfer of immovable perpetuity.
property must be in writing Reason (R) : This rule is based
(c) No transfer of property can on public policy.
operate to create an interest which is Select the correct from the code
to take effect after the lifetime of one given below:
or more persons living on the date of Code:
such transfer (a) Both (A) (R) are true and (R) is the
(d) None of the above [c] correct explanation of (A)
[M.P. CJ 2012] (b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is
66. The rules against perpetuity do not not the correct explanation of (A)
apply to which of the following? (c) (A) is true but (R) is false
(a) Movable properties (d) (A) is false but (R) is true [a]
(b) Charities [UJS 2006]
(c) Immovable properties 70. ‘A’ transfer his property to 'B' for
(d) All of the above [b] life and thereafter to his unborn
[UJS 2014] son for life. In this case transfer of
67. Which one of the following is an property to the unborn son is:
exception to the rule against (a) Valid
perpetuity? (b) Illegal
(a) Permanent transfer for gift (c) Voidable
(b) Personal covenants (d) Void [d]
(c) Pre-emption [UJS 2010]
(d) All the above[d] 71. Under Transfer of Property Act,
[RJS 2011] 1882 which one of the following is
68. Rule against perpetuity is not correctly matched?
applicable to a case where: (a) Condition restraining alienation -
(a) Property is transferred for the Section 9
benefit of the public (b) Rule against perpetuity - Section
(b) Interest in property is created 14
“generation after generation” (c) Conditional Transfer - Section 25
(d) None of the above [b]
[13]
[U.P. CJ 2015] (c) 14, 16, 17 & 18
72. Which one section of the Transfer (d) 14, 15 & 20 [b]
of Property Act, 1882, deals with [U.P. HJS 2012]
the "direction for accumulation"? 76. In case of transfer of property for
(a) Section 14 the benefit of the public which of
(b) Section 17 the following restrictions shall not
(c) Section 19 apply?
(d) Section 18 [b] (a) Rule against perpetuity
[UJS 2015] (b) Transfer to take effect on failure
73. Provisions of longer period in the of prior interest
matter of accumulation of (c) Direction of accumulation
property under Section 17 of (d) All of the above [d]
Transfer of Property Act amounts [UJS 2014]
to- 77. "A vested interest is not defeated
(a) 18 Years by the death of the transferee
(b) 20 Years before he obtains possession” is
(c) 22 Years provided in which one of the
(d) 25 Years [a] following sections of the Transfer
[CJS 2019] of Property Act, 1882.
74. Which section creates exception of (a) Section 18
the restrictions in sections 14, 16 (b) Section 19
and 17 of the Transfer of Property (c) Section 20
Act? (d) Section 21 [b]
(a) 15 [U.P. CJ 2015]
(b) 19 78. 'A' transfers property to ‘B’ in trust
(c) 17A for 'C' and disrects 'B' to give
(d) 18 [d] possession of the property to 'C'
[CJS 2016] when he attains the age of 25. C's
75. According to section 18 of the interest in the property is:
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 the (a) Contingent
provisions of some sections shall (b) Vested
not apply in the case of transfer of (c) Neither contingent nor vested
property for the benefit of the (d) Public interest [b]
public in the advancement of [UJS 2014]
religion, knowledge, commerce, 79. ‘A’ by settlement deed transfers
health safety or any other object property to ‘P for life, then to 'S'. 'S'
beneficial to mankind. These dies before 'P' dies. On the death P'
sections are: the heir of 'S' claims the property.
(a) 13, 14, 15 & 16 Is the claim valid?
(b) 14, 16 & 17 (a) Valid, since 'S’ interest is heritable
[14]
(b) Invalid, since 'S’ interest is M.P. CJ 1998, 2012, 2006,
contingent A.P. JS 2012, CJS 2008]
(c) Invalid, since settlement deed is 83. Section 21 of the Transfer of
vague Property Act, 1882 contains
(d) None of the above [a] provisions relating to
[H.P.JS 2011] (a) contingent interest
80. Where, on a transfer of property, (b) conditional transfers
an interest therein is created in (c) transfer to unborn person
favour of a person without (d) none of the above [a]
specifying the time when it is to 84. Contingent interest in the property
take effect, or in terms specifying becomes a vested interest, on the
that it is to take effect forthwith or happening of an uncertain event or
on the happening of an event when the happening of the event
which must happen, such interest be comes
is: (a) Possible
(a) Contingent Interest (b) Impossible
(b) Vested Interest (c) Probable to happen
(c) Perfect Interest (d) All of the above [b]
(d) Agreement to sell [b] 85. Where on a Transfer of Property,
[H.P.JS 2019] an interest therein is created in
81. A man gifts his property to a favour of a person to take effect
temple, subject to the condition, only on the happening of a
on the death of his wife. What is specified uncertain event, the
created by the transaction? Transfer is called:
(a) Spec successionis (a) Conditional Transfer
(b) Contingent interest (b) Transfer by Interest
(c) Vested interest (c) Absolute Transfer
(d) None of the above [c] (d) Contingent Transfer [d]
[MJS 2010] 86. Which of the following is not
82. Under Transfer of Property Act, correctly matched?
1882 when can an unborn person (a) Rule against perpetuity Section-14
acquire vested interest on transfer (b) Conditional transfer Section-24
for his benefit? (c) Vested Interest Section-19
(a) Upon his birth (d) Contingent Interest Section-21
(b) Upon completing the majority age [b]
(c) Upon his marriage 87. Section 25 of the Transfer of
(d) None of the above [a] Property Act deals with
[U.P. CJ 2018, 2016, BJS 2012, (a) Condition precedent
H.P.JS 2016, UJS 2018, 2009, (b) Condition subsequent
U.P. HJS 2014, AJS 2011, (c) Condition collateral
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(d) Condition precedent and 91. 'A' gives Rs. 500 to 'B' on condition
condition subsequent both [a] that 'B' shall marry A's daughter
88. A' lets the farm to 'B' on condition 'G'. On the date of transfer "G was
that he shall walk a hundred miles dead. The transfer is void under
in an hour. The lease is void under: which section of Transfer of
(a) Section 23 of T.P.A. Property Act?
(b) Section 24 of T.P.A. (a) Section 25
(c) Section 25 of T.P.A. (b) Section 26
(d) None of the above [c] (c) Section 27
89. Which of the following is the (d) Section 28 [a]
example of Valid Conditional 92. Which section embodies 'Doctrine
Transfer? of Cypres'
(a) A lets farm to B on condition that (a) Section 25
he shall walk a hundred miles in an (b) Section 26
hour (c) Section 27
(b) 'A' transfer Rs. 500/- to 'B' on (d) Section 28 [b]
condition that she shall murder 'C' 93. 'A' transfers Rs. 5,000 to his niece B
(c) 'A' transfers Rs. 500/- to his niece, if she will desert her husband. The
if she will desert her husband transfer is:-
(d) A transfer Rs. 500/- A to B on (a) Voidable
condition that he shall execute a (b) Void
certain lease within three months (c) Legal
after 'A's death [d] (d) Enforceable [b]
90. Which of the following would be a 94. In case of a transfer depending on
valid transfer under the Transfer of a condition precedent, the transfer
Property Act, 1882? takes place when the condition is
(a) A lets a farm to B on condition (a) Partially fulfilled
that he shall walk a hundred miles in (b) Strictly fulfilled
an hour (c) Substantially fulfilled
(b) A gives Rs. 500 to B on condition (d) Wholly fulfilled [c]
that he shall marry A's daughter C. At 95. Under the Transfer of Property Act,
the date of the transfer C was dead 1882, A transfer Rs. 5,000 to B on
(c) A transfer Rs. 500 to B on condition that he shall marry with
condition that she shall murder C the consent of C, D and E. E dies B
(d) A transfers Rs. 5000 to B on marries with the consent of C and
condition that he shall marry with the D.
consent of C, D and E. E dies, B (a) Transfer is valid
marries with the consent of C and D (b) Transfer is invalid
[d] (c) Transfer is voidable
(d) Transfer is void [a]
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96. X transfers Rs. 5,000 to Y on (d) A vested interest is not defeated
condition that he shall marry with by the death of the transferee before
the consent of A, B and C, Y he obtains possession. [b]
married without the consent of A, 99. Provision based on doctrine of
B and C but obtains their consent acceleration under the Transfer of
after the marriage. Y has: Property Act, 1882 is:
(a) fulfilled the condition (a) Section 29
(b) not fulfilled the condition (b) Section 28
(c) substantially complied with (c) Section 27
(d) none of the above [b] (d) Section 30 [c]
97. A transfers Rs. 5,000 to B on 100.'A' transfer Rs. 5000 to 'B' on
condition that he shall marry with condition that he shall execute a
the consent of C, D and E. B marries certain lease within three months
without the consent of C, D and E. after A's death and if he should
But obtains their consent after the neglect to do so, to C. B dies in A's
marriage. Has B fulfilled the life time. Which section of the
conditions? Transfer of Property Act, 1882 shall
(a) Yes apply in deciding the legal right of
(b) No 'C'?
(c) Cannot say (a) Section 29
(d) None of the above [b] (b) Section 26
98. Which one of the following (c) Section 25
statement is not correct? (d) Section 27 [d]
(a) 'A' transfers a farm to 'B' for her 101.A transfer a farm to B for his life
life and if she does not desert her with a proviso that, in case B cuts
husband to 'C'. 'B' is entitled to the down a certain wood, the transfer
farm during her life as if no condition shall cease to have any effect. B
had been insisted. cuts down the wood. What will be
(b) 'A' transfer Rs. 50,000 to 'B' on effect of his life interest of farm?
condition that he shall marry with the (a) Loses
consent of 'C', 'D' and 'E'. B' marries (b) Secures
without the consent of 'C', 'D' and 'E' (c) Conditional loss
but obtains their consent after (d) Conditional secure [a]
marriage. The condition shall be 102.Which of the following is not
deemed to be fulfilled as it has been correctly matched?
substantially complied with. (a) Contingent interest Section 21
(c) A living person can transfer the (b) Direction for Section 17
property to himself in present or in accumulation
future. (c) Fulfillment of Section 30 condition
subsequent
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(d) Priority of rights Section 48 108.The foundation of doctrine of
created by transfer [c] election under the Transfer of
103.Which of the following deals with Property Act, 1882 is that a person
the doctrine of election? taking the benefit of an
(a) Section 45 instrument:
(b) Section 15 (a) Must bear the burden
(c) Section 53A (b) Must not bear the burden
(d) Section 35 [d] (c) Burden is not the subject of
104.Which of the following provisions election
of the Transfer of Property Act (d) None of the above [a]
provides that a person taking the 109.The doctrine of election is
benefit of instrument must also applicable to:
bear the burden? (a) Hindus
(a) Section 35 (b) Muslims
(b) Section 34 (c) Christians
(c) Section 33 (d) All the above[d]
(d) Section 32 [a] 110.If the owner of the property elects
105."A man is not allowed to approbate to dissent from transfer under
and reprobate at the same time." section 35 of the Transfer of
This rule provides basis for which Property Act, the disappointed
of the following? transferee is entitled to be
(a) Doctrine of feeding of grant by compensated when
estoppel (a) the transfer is gratuitous and the
(b) Doctrine of part performance transferor dies before the election
(c) Doctrine of election (b) the transfer is gratuitous and the
(d) Rule of redeem up, foreclose transferor becomes incapable of
down [c] making of fresh transfer before the
106.Doctrine of election comes under election
chapter of the Transfer of Property (c) the transfer is for consideration
Act, 1882: (d) All of the above [d]
(a) VII 111.The farm of Sultanpur is the
(b) II property of C and worth Rs. 80000.
(c) IV A by an instrument of gift pro
(d) V [b] fesses to transfer it to B giving by
107.Section 35 of the Transfer of the same instrument Rs.1,00,000 to
Property Act, 1882 is applicable to C, A dies before the election B shall
(a) movable property be:
(b) immovable property (a) Entitled to get Rs. 20000 from C
(c) every kind of property (b) Entitled to get Rs. 80000 from C
(d) All of the above [d]
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(c) Entitled to get Rs. 80000 from A's (a) Section 38
representative (b) Section 39
(d) Not be entitled to get any amount (c) Section 40
from any one [c] (d) Section 41 [d]
112.The provision regarding 117.Which one of the following is not
'apportionment by time is given correctly matched?
under which of the following (a) Oral transfer Section 9 of the
Sections of the Transfer of Property Transfer of Property Act
Act? (b) Rule against Section 14 of the
(a) Section 35 perpetuity Transfer of Property Act
(b) Section 36 (c) Doctrine of Section 35 of the
(c) Section 37 election Transfer of Property Act
(d) Section 38 [b] (d) Transfer by Section 40 of the
113.Section 36 of the Transfer of Ostensible Owner Transfer of
Property Act, 1882 is related to the Property Act [d]
(a) doctrine of election 118.A transfer of property by
(b) doctrine of cy-pres ostensible owner for consideration:
(c) doctrine of accretion (a) shall be void
(d) doctrine of apportionment [d] (b) shall be valid
114.Section 37 of the Transfer of (c) shall not be voidable provided the
Property Act on right to proceeds transferee acted in good faith
of revenue compensation on (d) shall be voidable [c]
acquisition is based on: 119.Section 41 of the T.P. Act, 1882 is
(a) Doctrine of election the statutory application of the law
(b) Doctrine of substituted security of:
(c) Doctrine of marshalling (a) Waiver
(d) Doctrine of contribution [d] (b) Estoppel
115.A has let house at a rent of Rs. 100 (c) Res Judicata
payable on the last date of each (d) Res Subjudice [b]
month. A sells house to B on the 120.Section 41 of the Transfer of the
15th of June. On 30th June what Property Act, 1882 applies to
will be apportionment? voluntary transfer and has no ap
(a) A will get Rs. 100 plication to:
(b) B will get Rs. 100 (a) Court sale
(c) Rs. 50 to A and Rs. 50 to B (b) Contingent sale
(d) The tenant will be exempted from (c) Perpetuity sale
payment of rent in that month [c] (d) Priceless sale [a]
116.The transfer by ostensible owner is 121.Section 41 of the Transfer of
provided in section of the Transfer Property Act, 1882 is the statutory
of Property Act, 1882:
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application of the law of estoppel. has made a fraudulent or
The statement is: erroneous representation to lay
(a) True hold, at his option, of any interest:
(b) False (a) Which the transferor may
(c) Partly true subsequently acquire in property,
(d) None of the above [a] provided it does not adversely affect
122.Rule of feeding the estoppel is the right of any subsequent
contained in:- purchaser for value without notice
(a) Section 41 of the Transfer of (b) Which the transferee may rescind
Property Act, 1882 the proceeding
(b) Section 42 of the Transfer of (c) Which both transferor and
Property Act, 1882 transferee rescind
(c) Section 43 of the Transfer of (d) None of the above [a]
Property Act, 1882 126 Which one of the following is not
(d) None of the above [c] an essential condition of section 43
123.Doctrine which requires that the of the Transfer of Property Act,
transferor must deliver the 1882
subsequently acquired property to (a) The representation must
the transferee who acted upon his necessarily be fraudulent
false representation and did harm (b) The transferor makes a
to himself by paying money for representation that he is competent
what he could not get is called: to transfer
(a) Rule against unjust enrichment (b) (c) Transfer is of immovable property
Implied consent (d) Transfer is for consideration [a]
(c) Feeding the grant by estoppel 127.'A', a Hindu, who has separated
(d) Doctrine of substantial from his father 'B' sells to 'C' three
compliance [c] fields XY and Z representing that
124.Section 43 of the Transfer of 'A' is authorised to transfer these
Property Act, 1882, which deals fields. Z does not belong to 'A' but
with transfer by unauthorised on 'B's death 'A' obtains 'Z'. C did
person who subsequently acquires not rescind the contract:
interest in immovable property (a) Contract became infructuous
transferred, underlines doctrine of; (b) 'C' may require 'A' to deliver 'Z' to
(a) Actionable claims. him
(b) Estoppel by deed. (c) Contract is void
(c) Estoppel by election. (d) Contract is unenforceable [b]
(d) Right of pre-emption. [b] 128.X sells to Y property belonging to
125.Section 43 of the Transfer of 'Z'. Subsequently 'Z' dies and the
Property Act, 1882 enables a property devolves on 'X'. By which
transferee to whom a transferor doctrine the said sale is valid
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(a) Doctrine of estoppel (b) entitled to get unequal share in
(b) Doctrine of promissory estoppel the consideration
(c) Doctrine of feeding the grant of (c) entitled to get equal share subject
estoppel to further transfers in future
(d) Doctrine of estoppel by conduct (d) none of the above [a]
[c] 133.The doctrine "nemo dat quod not
129.The principle of estoppel babet" under the Transfer of
enunciated is Section 115 of the Property Act is applied to
Indian Evidence Act, finds its (a) Section 41, Section 42, Section 43
expression in these sections of the and Section 44
Transfer of Property Act: (b) Section 53 and 54
(a) Section 35 and Section 53-A (c) Section 45 and Section 46
(b) Section 41 and Section 43 (d) None of the above [a]
(c) Section 35 and Section 43 134.Nemo dat quod non habet (no man
(d) Section 35, Section 43 and Section can confer a better title than that
60 [b] which he himself has) is an
130.Section 44 of the Transfer of established principle of:
Property Act deals with (a) Rule of transfer of property
(a) Transfer by two co-owners (b) Rule of law of Torts
(b) Transfer by one co-owner (c) Rule of law of crimes
(c) Transfer by three co-owners (d) Rule of contract [a]
(d) Transfer by all co-owners [b] 135.Under section 49 of the Transfer of
131.A co-owner of immovable property Property Act, 1882 the transferee is
under Transrfer of Property may entitled to the benefits of
make a insurance covered against the loss
(a) valid transfer of property of damage by:
(b) only can give possession (a) Fire
(c) only can give right to use for a (b) Encroachment
short period (c) Natural calamity
(d) cannot make transfer of that (d) None of the above [a]
property [a] 136.Within the meaning of section 51 of
132.Where immovable property is the Transfer of Property Act, 1882
transferred for consideration by the transferee:
persons, having distinct interest (a) is not entitled to value of
therein, but their interests in the improvements
property are of equal value, the (b) is entitled to value of
transferor are: improvements
(a) entitled to get equal share in the (c) has conditional entitlement to
consideration value of improvements
(d) None of these [b]
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137.'He who seeks equity must do transfer or otherwise deal ing of
equity' is the juristic basis of which any property during the pendency
one of the following Sections of the of a suit, provided the conditions
Transfer of Property Act? laid down in Section are satisfied.
(a) Section 49 The statement is:
(b) Section 50 (a) False
(c) Section 51 (b) True
(d) Section 53 [c] (c) Partly true
138.Doctrine of lis pendens is dealt (d) None of the above [b]
under section .............. of the 142."Rule of lis pendens" is applicable
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 to suits for specific performance of
(a) 51 contracts to transfer the
(b) 52 immovable property. This
(c) 53 statement is:
(d) 43 [b] (a) False
139.The literary meaning of Lis (b) True
Pendens is (c) Partly true
(a) A suit under consideration of any (d) Depends on the facts of eac case
court of law [b]
(b) A previous decision bars the 143.Which one of the following is not
subsequent filing of the suit an essential condition for
(c) Exception of Doctrine of Res- application of rule of “lis pendens”
jusicata under section 52 of the Transfer of
(d) None of the above [a] Property Act, 1882?
140.Under section 52 of the Transfer of (a) Pendency of a suit or proceeding
Property Act, 1882 the transferee (b) Pendency in a competent court
will be bound by the result of the (c) Suit must be collusive
suit (d) Alienation must affect the rights
(a) If he has knowledge of the of other party [c]
litigation 144.The principle of lis pendens
(b) If he had no knowledge of the embodied in section 52 of the
litigation even made bona fide Transfer of Property Act pertains
enquiry to:
(c) If he has paid adequate (a) bona fide purchase
consideration for the purchase (b) public policy
(d) Whether the transferee has (c) auction sale
knowledge or not as to the litigation (d) None of the above [b]
[d] 145.The object of the principle of lis-
141.Section 52 of Transfer of Property pendens is to:
Act, 1882 imposes a prohibition on (a) only maintaining the status-quo.
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(b) only restraining further litigation. 150.Doctrine of "lis pendens" embodied
(c) only restraining creation of new in Section 52 Transfer of Property
facts during litigation. Act:
(d) All of these [d] (a) Invalidate the transfer of
146.The rule of lis pendens applies immovable property during pending
when the suit in which right to of the suit.
immovable property (b) It only enacts that the purchaser
(a) is fraudulent pendente lite suit is bound by the
(b) in directly in question result of the litigation.
(c) is pending between two persons (c) It bar the transfer of property
and one of them sells property during pending of the suit.
(d) is pending in a court which does (d) It protect the right of collusive
not have jurisdiction [c] transferee. [b]
147.For applicability of doctrine of Lis 151.The doctrine of Lis pendens' is
Pendens the property must be: applicable:
(a) Movable (a) During the pendency of the
(b) Immovable proceeding
(c) Both a & b (b) After filing the suit
(d) None of these [b] (c) After disposal of the suit
148.During the pendency of a suit for (d) Before filing the suit [a]
recovery of an immovable property 152.The doctrine of lis pendens would
if the defendant transfers the apply against the defendant who
property has transferred the immovable
(a) the decree can be executed property from the date of:
against the transferee (a) filing of plaint
(b) the decree cannot be executed (b) service of notice.
against the transferee (c) appearance before the court.
(c) the plaintiff should file a fresh suit (d) hearing by the court. [a]
against the transferee 153.Transfer of property pending suit
(d) the plaintiff has no remedy [a] thereto, the transfer shall be:
149.The doctrine of lis-pendens applies, (a) Void
where: (b) Affected by the decree or order of
(a) Suit is collusive the Court
(b) Where the transfer is made during (c) Illegal
the pendency of suit (d) Infructuous [b]
(c) Where title to movable property is 154.The doctrine of Lis Pendens applies
in issue where-
(d) Where property is situated (a) The suit is collusive
beyond the territorial jurisdiction of
the court [b]
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(b) The transfer is made after the (a) voidable at the option of any
decree of the trial court but before creditor so defeated
the filling of an appeal (b) void ab initio
(c) Right to movable property is in (c) voidable at the option of the
question transferee
(d) Property is situated outside the (d) none of the above [a]
territorial jurisdiction of the court [b] 160.Part performance of contract for
155.Lis pendens is not applicable to suit sale of immovable property is
or proceedings which is contemplated under which section
(a) Ex-parte of Transfer of Property Act?
(b) Collusive (a) Section 51
(c) Pending service of notice (b) Section 52
(d) In execution [b] (c) Section 53
156.A settlement made to defeat and (d) Section 53A [d]
defraud creditors is voidable under 161.The doctrine of part performance
which section of the Transfer of cannot defeat the right of a
Property Act? (a) transferee for value
(a) Section 52 (b) gratuitous transferee
(b) Section 53 (c) transferee for value if he has
(c) Section 54 notice of the contract or of his part
(d) Section 55 [b] performance
157.Under which section of Transfer of (d) transferee for value and without
Property Act 'Fraudulent Transfer' notice of the previous contract or of
is defined? its part performance [d]
(a) Section 21 162.What act does not constitute part
(b) Section 35 performance
(c) Section 53 (a) Delivery of possession
(d) Section 41 [c] (b) Act done in performance of the
158.Which section of Transfer of contract
Property Act bars fraudulent (c) An unequivocal act which is
transfer? referable to no other contract than
(a) Section 43 alleged
(b) Section 53 (d) Acts introductory to and previous
(c) Section 63 to the agreement [d]
(d) Section 71 [b] 163.Which is not the ingredient of
159.Every transfer of immovable section 53A of Transfer of Property
property, made with intent to Act?
defeat the creditors of the (a) Agreement for transfer
transferor is:- (b) Consideration
(c) Transferee has performed his part
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(d) Movable Property [d] (c) Transferee is in possession of the
164.Provision of section 53A of the property
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 the (d) Transferee has paid full
rights of following transferee for consideration [d]
consideration, shall not be affected 168.Which one is not essential for the
(a) Who is a gratuitous transferee doctrine of part performance
(b) Who has notice of the contract (a) Contract is for consideration
(c) Who has no notice of the contract (b) Contract must be for movable
(d) Whether he has notice of the property
contract or no notice of the contract (c) Must be in writing and signed by
[c] transferor
165.To apply the doctrine of Part (d) Transferee must have received the
Performance laid down in section possession of the property [b]
53A of the Transfer of Property Act: 169.Transferee of the part performance
(a) the transferee must be always has right to protect his possession:
ready and willing to discharge his (a) Wrong
part of obligation under the contract (b) Right can accure only after
(b) the contract must be in writing payment of full consideration
and signed by the transferor and the (c) Right
terms and conditions must be certain (d) Delivery of possession is not
(c) the contract must be for value not necessary [c]
gratuitous 170.The doctrine of 'part performance'
(d) all of the above [d] under the Transfer of Property Act,
166."No right of action is conferred on 1882 does not apply to:
a transfer in possession under an (a) oral contracts
unregistered contract of sale." (b) standing timber
Which section of Transfer of (c) if subject matter is grass
Property Act, 1882 contains this (d) all the above [d]
principle? 171.Under Transfer of Property Act,
(a) Section 35 1882 which one of the following is
(b) Section 41 not correctly matched?
(c) Section 53 (a) Transfer by ostensible owner-
(d) Section 53A [d] Section 41
167.For part performance of the (b) Doctrine of part performance-
contract which is not an essential Section 53B
ingredient? (c) Fraudulent transfer- Section 53
(a) Contract to transfer immovable (d) Doctrine of lis pendens- Section 52
property [b]
(b) Contract is in writing and signed 172.An easement is extinguished
by transferor or on his behalf
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(a) Only when either the dominant or
the servient heritage is completely
destroyed
(b) Only when the same person
becomes entitled to the absolute
ownership of the whole of the
dominant and servient heritages
(c) Both a and b
(d) Neither a nor b [c]
173.Match List I with List II and select
the correct answer by using the
codes given below the lists:
List I List II
a. Condition 1. Right in rem
restraining alienation
b Agreement 2. Section 10
. to sell
c. Sale 3. Right in
personam
d Fraudulent 4. Section 53
. Transfer
Code:
A B C D
(a) 3 4 2 1
(b) 1 3 4 2
(C) 2 3 1 4
(d) 4 3 1 2 [c]
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SALES OF IMMOVEABLE PROPERTY (d) A contract that a sale of such
[Sections 54-57] property shall take place on terms
1. The definition of 'Sale' is contained settled between the parties [d]
in the Transfer of Property Act, 6. Tangible immovable property of
1882 in section value of this amount or upward,
(a) 105 can be transferred only by a
(b) 100 registered instrument-
(c) 54 (a) Rs. 100
(d) None of the above [c] (b) Rs. 50
2. ......... is a transfer of ownership in (c) Rs. 25
exchange for a price paid or (d) Rs. 90 [a]
promised or part paid and part 7. 'Sale' under section 54 of the
promised: Transfer of Property Act is a
(a) sale transfer of ownership in exchange
(b) mortgage for
(c) pledge (a) Price paid
(d) exchange [a] (b) Price promised
3. Section 54 of the Transfer of (c) Price-partly paid and partly
Property Act deals with: promised
(a) Sale (d) All above [d]
(b) Discharge of encumbrances 8. Which one of the following is not
(c) Marshalling by subsequent an essential element of sale?
purchaser (a) Parties
(d) Mortgage [a] (b) Subject matter
4. Under Transfer of Property Act, (c) Transfer of conveyance
1882, sale is a transfer of (d) Payment of price in cash [d]
(a) an interest in a specific immovable 9. Transfer of tangible immovable
property property of the value of Rs. 100/-
(b) a right to enjoy immovable can be made:
property (a) Only by a registered instrument
(c) ownership (b) By an unregistered instrument
(d) None of the above [c] (c) By delivery of property
5. According to section 54 of Transfer (d) By placing the buyer in possession
of Property Act, a contract for the of the property [a]
sale of immovable property: 10. In Transfer of Property Act, rights
(a) Create any interest in the property of seller and buyer are provided
(b) Create charge on the property under:
(c) Confer title on the property (a) Section 64 to 66
(b) Section 67 to 77
(c) Section 78 to 80
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(d) Section 55 [d] (a) Section 55
11. Which of the following is not a duty (b) Section 56
of the seller? (c) Section 57
(a) to produce title deeds (d) Section 58 [b]
(b) to disclose patent defects
(c) to execute conveyance
(d) to pay the outgoings [b]
12. What is incorrect- the liabilities of
the seller is that he is:
(a) to disclose to the buyer any
material defect in the property
(b) to produce to the buyer for
examination all documents of title
relating to the property
(c) not to answer to the best of his
information all the relevant questions
put to him by the buyer in respect of
the title
(d) to give posession to the buyer as
its nature admits [c]
13. In case of transfer of property, the
seller is:-
(a) not entitled to rents and profits
(b) entitled to rents and profits of the
property till the ownership thereof
passed by buyer
(c) entitled to rents and profits
forever
(d) none of the above [b]
14. In which of the following sections
of the Transfer of Property Act
doctrine of marshalling has been
provided:
(a) Sections 56 and 81
(b) Section 81
(c) Section 81 and 82
(d) Section 85 [a]
15. Marshalling by subsequent
purchaser is provided under
Transfer of Property Act in
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MORTGAGES OF IMMOVEABLE 6. Which one of the following is not
PROPERTY AND CHARGES an essential element of a Mortgage
as defined under section 58(a) of
[Sections 58-104]
TPA?
1. In which section of Transfer of
(a) There must be transfer of interest
Property Act, the provisions of
(b) There must be promise to transfer
mortgage are defined?
of interest
(a) Section 54
(c) The interest must be of some
(b) Section 56
specific immovable property
(c) Section 58
(d) The purpose of transfer must be
(d) Section 85 [c]
to ensure payment of a debt [b]
2. Section 58 of Transfer of Property
7. In which of the following
Act defines
mortgage, the mortgagor binds
(a) Mortgagor
himself personally to pay the
(b) Mortgage
mortgage money?
(c) Mortgage money
(a) Simple mortgage
(d) All of these [d]
(b) Usufructuary mortgage
3. ........... is defined as a security for
(c) Anomalous mortgage
repayment of a loan.
(d) Mortgage by assurance [a]
(a) Pledge
8. Where possession of mortgaged
(b) Mortgage
property is not delivered to the
(c) Lease
mortgagee, it is called:
(a) Simple mortgage
4. Sections 58(a) of the Transfer of
(b) Usufructuary mortgage
Property Act defines
(c) English mortgage
(a) Mortgagor, mortgagee and
(d) Mortgage by conditional sale [a]
mortgage money
9. Whether a mortgagee under
(b) Mortgage mortgagor, mortgagee
simple mortgage can take
and mortgage deed
possession of the mortgaged
(c) Mortgage, mortgagor, mortgagee,
property?
mortgage money and mortgage deed
(a) Yes
(d) Mortgage, mortgagor, mortgage
(b) No
money and mortgage deed [c]
(c) Only if court permits
5. How many types of mortgages are
(d) None of the above [b]
there in section 58 of Transfer of
10. "Every sale accompanied by
Property Act?
agreement for re conveyance of
(a) Four
property would not constitute
(b) Five
mortgage by conditional sale." This
(c) Six
statement is related to which
(d) Seven [c]
section of Transfer of Property Act?
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(a) Section 55 15. Where mortgagee is entitled to
(b) Section 56 enjoy the benefits of the
(c) Section 58 mortgaged property in lieu of
(d) Section 60 [c] interest on debt, the mortgage is
11. Whether simple mortgage must called
always be registered? (a) simple mortgage
(a) Yes (b) equitable mortgage
(b) If value of property is more than (c) unsufructuary mortgage
Rs. 100 (d) english mortgage [c]
(c) Registration not necessary 16. In case of usufructuary mortgage,
(d) None of the above [a] the mortgagee is placed in
12. Which one of the following possession, he has a right to
provisions of the Transfer of receive the rents and other profits:
Property Act relates to (a) Till the contract is rescinded
'usufructuary mortgage? (b) Till the mortgage money is paid
(a) Section 58(a) (c) For a fixed period of 30 years
(b) Section 58(b) (d) For a fixed period of 99 years [b]
(c) Section 58(d) 17. Where the mortgagor delivers,
(d) Section 58(e) [c] possession of the mortgaged
13. In which of the following property to the mortgagee
mortgages, the mortgagor is authorizing him to retain such
required to deliver possession of possession until payment of the
the mortgaged property to the mortgagee money and to receive
mortgagee? the rent and profits accruing
(a) English mortgage therefrom. Such a mortgage is
(b) Mortgage by conditional sale called:
(c) Usufructuary mortgage (a) Usufructuary mortgage
(d) Anomalous mortgage [c] (b) Simple mortgage
14. 'A' in lieu of debt from 'B' (c) Anomalous mortgage
handovers the possession of his (d) English mortgage [a]
house to 'B' with a covenant to 18. Under which one of the following
transfer of property in favour of sections of the Transfer of Property
'B', but with provision for re- Act, English mortagage has been
transfer in case of repayment of defined?
debt. This type of mortgage is (a) Section 58(e)
known as:- (b) Section 58(d)
(a) Equitable mortgage (c) Section 58(g)
(b) English mortgage (d) Section 58(1) [a]
(c) Usufructuary mortgage
(d) Mortgage by conditional sale [b]
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19. Which involves absolute transfer of 24. Which is not specifically mentioned
the mortgaged property with a as a kind of Mortgage in the
provision for re-transfer is Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
(a) mortgage by sale conditional sale (a) Equitable Mortgage
(b) equitable mortgage (b) Anomalous Mortgage
(c) english mortgage (c) Mortgage by deposit of title deeds
(d) anomalous mortgage [c] (d) English Mortgage [a]
20. A Mortgage by deposit of title 25. Which out of the following kinds of
deeds is called: mortgage is not included in section
(a) Anomalous mortgage 58 of the Transfer of Property Act,
(b) English mortgage 1882?
(c) Equitable mortgage (a) Anomalous mortgage
(d) Usufrcturary mortgage [c] (b) Usufructuary mortgage
21. Under Transfer of Property Act, (c) Simple English mortgage
which of the following mortgage (d) Mortgage by deposit of title deeds
with value of Rs. 100/- or above is [c]
not compulsorily registrable? 26. 'A' transfers his property to 'B' by
(a) Simple mortgage mortgage with the condition that
(b) Mortgage by Conditional Sale for ten years 'B' will take the
(c) English mortgage mortgage money from the income
(d) Mortgage by Deposit of title- of the property and thereafter 'A'
deeds [d] shall redeem the property by
22. A mortgage which is not a simple making the payment of remaining
mortgage, a mortgage by amount. This mortgage is
conditional sale, an usufructuary (a) Mortgage by conditional sale
mortgage, an English mortgage or (b) Anomalous mortgage
a mortgage by deposit of title (c) Simple mortgage
deeds is called ............ (d) English mortgage [b]
(a) A pledge 27. Under the Transfer of Property Act
(b) An anomalous mortgage personal obligation to pay
(c) Agreement of mortgage mortgage money accrues in
(d) None of the above [b] (a) Usufructuary mortgage
23. Which one of the following may fall (b) Mortgage by conditional sale
under 'Anomalous Mortgage'? (c) Simple and English mortgages
(a) Only mortgage usufructuary by (d) Simple mortgage only [c]
conditional sale 28. Where the principal money secured
(b) Only simple usufructuary is one hundred rupees or upwards,
mortgage a mortgage other than a mortgage
(c) Both a and b by deposit of the deed can be
(d) Neither a nor b [c] effected only by:
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(a) registered instrument (a) at any time after the mortgage
(b) signed by the mortgagor (b) at any time after the mortgage
(c) attested by at least two witnesses money has become due
(d) all of the above [d] (c) at any time when the mortgagor
29. Which one of the following wants
mortgage does not require writing (d) at any time mortgagee demands
and registration? the money [b]
(a) Usufructuary mortgage 34. Right of redemption can be
(b) Simple mortgage exercised
(c) English mortgage (a) only by paying the mortgage
(d) Mortgage by deposit of title deeds money to the mortgagee.
[d] (b) only by depositing the mortgage
30. Which of the following transfer is money in court.
valid: (c) only by a regular suit for
(a) An unregistered usufructuary redemption.
mortgage for Rs. 99 (d) All of these [d]
(b) An unregistered gift of immovable 35. Who among the following persons
property of the value of Rs. 99 may not re deem the mortgaged
(c) An oral lease of immovable property?
property from year to year (a) Any person having interest in
(d) An oral assignment of debts [a] property
31. Right of redemption arises in the (b) Any surety for payment of the
case of: mortgaged debt
(a) gifts (c) Any creditor of the mortgagor
(b) mortgage (d) Counsel pleading the case against
(c) lease mortgagee [d]
(d) exchange [b] 36. Mortgagor's right of redemption is
32. From the following who cannot sue co-extensive with
for redemption of the mortgaged (a) mortgagor's right to inspection
property: and production of documents
(a) The mortgagor (b) mortgagee's right of foreclosure
(b) The mortgagee or sale
(c) Surety for the payment of the (c) mortgagor's right to redeem
mortgage-debt separately or simultaneously
(d) Creditor of the mortgagor who (d) All of these [b]
has in a suit for the administration of 37. Which among the following is false
his estate obtained a decree for sale statement about the term "Clog on
of the mortgaged property [b] Redemption"
33. The mortgagor's right to redeem (a) It is an absolute right
the mortgaged property accrues: (b) It is a statutory right
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(c) It can be fettered by any condition (d) Be entitled to redeem any one
(d) Any condition contained in such mortgage separately, or any
mortgage deed, which obstructs the two or more of such mortgages
right of redemption will be null and together
void [c] [d]
38. "Once a mortgage, always a 42. Which of the following
mortgage" means section/sections deals/ deal with
(a) Mortgagor has no right to assign accession to mortgaged property?
right of redemption to any person (a) Section 63
(b) Mortgagee has no right to assign (b) Section 70
the mortgagee debt to any other (c) Section 63 and Section 70 both
person (d) Section 63A [c]
(c) Mortgage cannot be redeemed 43. Mortgaged property in possession
after the expiry of a fixed period of the mortgagee has, during the
(d) Mortgage is always redeemable continuance of the mortgage
[d] received any accession upon
39. 'Redemption is the heart of redemption in the absence of a
mortgage' was ob served by contract to the contrary. Who shall
(a) Lord Develin be entitled to such accession?
(b) Lord Davey (a) Mortgagee
(c) Lord Halsbury (b) Mortgagor
(d) None of the above [c] (c) Mortgagee and mortgagor in
40. In which of the section of Transfer equal share
of Property Act, the “Doctrine of (d) None of the above [b]
Consolidation' is incorporated? 44. Whether a mortgagor can make
(a) Section 60 lease of the mortgaged property?
(b) Section 61 (a) Absolutely Yes.
(c) Section 62 (b) Yes, with certain conditions
(d) Section 63 [b] provided by the Transfer of Property
41. A mortgagor who has executed Act.
two or more mort gages in favour (c) No.
of the same mortgagee, in absence (d) None of the above. [b]
of a contract to the contrary 45. In case of Mortgaged lease, if the
(a) Is bound to redeem all such mortgagor obtains a renewal of
mortgages together the lease, the mortgagor upon
(b) Is not entitled to redeem any one redemption:
such mortgage separately (a) Shall not have the benefit of new
(c) Is bound to redeem at least two lease
such mortgages together (b) Shall have the benefit of new lease
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(c) Shall have the benefit of previous (d) a right for sale [a]
lease 51. Under Transfer of Property Act,
(d) None of the above [b] 1882, remedy of 'foreclosure' is
46. Section 65 of the Transfer of available under which one of the
Property Act, 1882 contains following mortgages?
provisions relating to: (a) Mortgage by conditional sale
(a) Implied contracts by mortgagor (b) English mortgage
(b) Implied contracts by mortgagee (c) Usufructuary mortgage
(c) Marashalling of securities (d) Simple mortgage [a]
(d) Rights of unufructuary mortgagor 52. In Transfer of Property Act, rights
[a] and liabilities of mortgagee is
47. Improvements to mortgaged provided under:
property is provided in which of (a) Section 55 to 57
following section of T.P. Act: (b) Section 61 to 65
(a) Section 63 (c) Section 67 to 77
(b) Section 63A (d) Section 78 [c]
(c) Section 65 53. The Mortgagee has a right to sue
(d) Section 65A [b] for the mortgage money in the
48. Right to foreclosure or sale has following cases namely .............
been provided in which of the (a) Section 68(1)(c) where the
following sections of the Transfer mortgagee is deprived of the whole
of Property Act, 1882. or part of his security by or in
(a) Section 65 consequence of the wrongful act or
(b) Section 66 default of the mortgagor
(c) Section 67 (b) Section 68(1)(d) where, the
(d) Section 68 [c] mortgagee being entitled to
49. Which is a right of the Mortgagee possession of the mortgaged
and not that of a Mortgagor? property, the mortgagor fails to
(a) Right to foreclosure deliver the same to him or to secure
(b) Right to redeem the possession thereof to him
(c) Right to recover possession without disturbance by the
(d) Right to inspect documents [a] mortgagor or any person claiming
50. A right to obtain a decree from the under a title superior to that of the
court that the mortgagor shall be mortgagor
absolutely debarred of hi! right to (c) Both a and b
redeem the mortgaged property is (d) None of the above [c]
called: 54. Which section of Transfer of
(a) a right foreclosure Property Act provides the
(b) a right for claim provisions relating to appointment
(c) a right for redemption of receiver?
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(a) Section 60 59. Rule relating to marshalling
(b) Section 61 securities is described in the
(c) Section 62 Transfer of Property Act, 1882,
(d) Section 69A [d] under:
55. Which one of the following (a) Section 80
provisions of Transfer of Property (b) Section 81
Act, 1882 provides the statutory (c) Section 92
duties of a mortgagee in (d) None of these [b]
possession? 60. Which of the following sections of
(a) Section 76 the Transfer of Property Act
(b) Section 77 provides that when there is a
(c) Section 78 conflict between marshalling and
(d) Section 79 [a] contribution, marshalling shall
56. Which one of the following sections prevail?
of Transfer of Property Act deals (a) Section 80
with doctrine of substituted (b) Section 81
security? (c) Section 82
(a) Section 68 (d) Section 83 [c]
(b) Section 70 61. Section 81 of the Transfer of
(c) Section 71 Property Act, 1882 contains
(d) Section 73 [d] provisions relating to
57. Which one of the following (a) marshalling of securities
Sections provides statutory duties (b) contribution to mortgage-debt
of a mortgagee in possession un (c) subrogation
der the Transfer of Property Act? (d) tacking of securities [a]
(a) Section 78 62. Which of the following is not
(b) Section 76 correctly matched under Transfer
(c) Section 77 of Property Act?
(d) Section 79 [b] (A) Universal donee- Section 128
58. The rule entitling a subsequent (B) Doctrine of Part Performance-
mortgagee to compel prior Section 53A
mortgagee of two properties to (C) Marshalling by subsequent
satisfy the latter's mortgagee's purchaser- Section 65
debt out of the property not (D) Mortgagee's right to foreclosure
mortgaged to the former is called or sale- Section 67 Choose the right
the rule of answer
(a) Subrogation (a) Only (A)
(b) Contribution (b) Both a and b
(c) Marshalling (c) Only C)
(d) Tacking [c] (d) Both (C) and (D) [c]
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63. Which of the following sections of 69. "Charge" and "Exchange" are
the Transfer of Property Act (a) Transfer of Property
provides for subrogation? (b) Negotiable instruments
(a) Section 90 (c) Right of Government to collect
(b) Section 92 revenue or taxes by attachment and
(c) Section 91 sale of property
(d) Section 93 [b] (d) None of these [a]
64. Doctrine of subrogation applies to: 70. Within the meaning of Section 100
(a) sale of the Transfer of Property Act, a
(b) mortgage charge:
(c) lease (a) requires attestation and proved in
(d) gift [b] the same way as a mortgage.
65. The doctrine of subrogation (b) requires attestation and does not
enables: prove as a mortgage.
(a) Third person to stand in the shoes (c) does not require to be attested
of a creditor and proves in the same way as
(b) Creditor to sue the debtor mortgage.
(c) Debtor to postpone the payment (d) does not prove as a mortgage.
(d) Includes all of these [a] [c]
66. Which out of the following is not a 71. Under the Transfer of Property Act,
kind of mortgage? 1882, a charge may be created by:
(a) Mortgage by conditional sale (a) acts of the parties
(b) Usufructuary mortgage (b) process of law
(c) English mortgage (c) presumption
(d) Subrogation [d] (d) acts of parties and process of law
67. State the correct answer, the [d]
familiar rule "redeem up foreclose 72. Under section 104 of Transfer of
down" is a combination of Property Act on whom the power
Provisions of: of making Rules is conferred?
(a) Section 89 and 91 (a) Central Government
(b) Section 91 and 92 (b) State Government
(c) Section 92 and 93 (c) Supreme Court
(d) Section 91 and 94 [d] (d) High Court [d]
68. Which one of the following sections
of the Transfer of Property Act
defines charge?
(a) Section 100
(b) Section 95
(c) Section 105
(d) Section 92 [a]
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LEASES OF IMMOVEABLE 6. In view of section 105 of the
PROPERTY Transfer of Property Act, 1882 a
lease of immovable property is a
[Sections 105-117]
transfer of:
1. Which one of the following group
(a) A right to enjoy such property in
of sections deals with lease under
consideration of a price paid or
Transfer of Property Act?
promised or of money, a share of
(a) Sections 102 to 119
crops, service or any other thing of
(b) Sections 105 to 119
value.
(c) Sections 102 to 117
(b) An interest in specific immovable
(d) Sections 105 to 117 [d]
property for securing the payment of
2. Lease under section 105 of the
money advanced.
Transfer of Property Act, 1882,
(c) Ownership in consideration of
pertains to:
price paid or promised.
(a) A lease of immovable property
(d) Certain immovable property,
(b) A lease of movable property
made voluntarily and without
(c) Both immovable and movable
consideration. [a]
property
7. A lease to a minor is
(d) Does not to any particular
(a) valid
property [a]
(b) void
3. Transfer of right to enjoy an
(c) voidable
immovable property in
consideration of price is known as:
8. A lease can be made.
(a) Mortgage
(a) for a certain period only
(b) Actionable claim
(b) for perpetuity only
(c) Lease
(c) none of the above
(d) Licence [c]
(d) a and b both [d]
4. Which type of property may be
9. A lease of an immovable property
used for lease?
can be
(a) Only movable
(a) for a limited period
(b) Only immovable
(b) in perpetuity
(c) Movable and immovable both
(c) can be express or implied
(d) all of the above [d]
5. In a lease of immovable property
10. In which one of the following
what is transferred is the:
sections of Transfer of Property
(a) Right to enjoy the property
Act, an amendment was made in
(b) Interest in the property
the year 2002?
(c) Mesne profit
(a) Section 100
(d) Possession alone [a]
(b) Section 106
(c) Section 108
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(d) Section 110 [b] (c) A lease for minimum term of 2
11. The provisions of section 106 of the years
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 were (d) A lease for a minimum term of 3
substituted by the Transfer of years [a]
Property (Amendment) Act, 2002 15. A lease of immovable property
and this provision came into force from year to year is terminable on
with effect from: the part of the lessor or lessee by
(a) December 31, 2002 the notice:
(b) July 1, 2002 (a) One month
(c) October 30, 2002 (b) Six months
(d) November 2, 2002 [a] (c) Three months
12. According to the amendment to (d) Sixty days [b]
the Transfer of Property Act, 2002 16. Under Transfer of Property Act, in
the period, within the principle the absence of a contract or local
clause of section 106 of the Act law, monthly lease is terminable:
shall commence from: (a) By 15 days notice expiring
(a) date of receipt of notice (b) By one month's notice
(b) date of issue of notice (c) By three month's notice to the
(c) date of summoning of notice opposite party
(d) 15 days from the expiry of notice (d) By sixty days notice [a]
[a] 17. Generally, a lease of immovable
13. In the absence of written contract, property for agricultural purposes
a lease of immovable property for shall be a lease from:
the purpose other than the (a) year to year
agricultural or manufacturing shall (b) month to month
be deemed to be a lease from (c) both a and b
month to month, terminable, by 15 (d) None of the above [a]
days' notice. The period shall 18. Which out of the following does
commence from the: not constitute agricultural lease?
(a) issuance of notice (a) A lease for rearing tea plants
(b) receipt of notice (b) A lease for cultivation of indigo
(c) end of month of tenancy (c) A lease for cultivation of potatoes
(d) knowledge of notice [b] (d) A lease for gathering fruits from
14. In the absence of contract or local trees [d]
laws or usage, a lease of 19. Termination of lease of immovable
immovable property for property shall be in the following
manufacturing purposes shall be manner:
deemed to be (a) By oral intimation
(a) A lease for year to year (b) By written notice
(b) A lease for month to month (c) By sending agent
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(d) By telephonic intimation [b] instrument, such instrument shall
20. A lease of immovable property be executed
from year to year, can be made by (a) By lessor only
(a) Oral agreement (b) By lessee only
(b) Oral agreement accompanied by (c) By either of the two
delivery of possession (d) By both the lessor and the lessee
(c) Simple instrument [d]
(d) Only by a registered instrument 25. In which section of the Transfer of
[d] Property Act the provisions
21. Under the Transfer of Property Act regarding rights and liabilities of
leases from month to month can lessor and lessee are provided?
be made (a) 107
(a) by oral agreement only (b) 108
(b) by oral agreement accompanied (c) 109
by delivery of possession only (d) 110 [b]
(c) either by a registered instrument 26. Determination of lease is dealt
or by oral agreement accompanied with under the Transfer of
by delivery of possession Property Act, 1882 in
(d) by a registered instrument only (a) Section 108
[c] (b) Section 107
22. In the following three cases, which (c) Section 113
lease of immovable property can (d) Section 111 [d]
be made only by a registered 27. In which of the following
instrument? conditions the lease can be
(a) only a lease from year to year terminated?
(b) only a lease for a term exceeding (a) Efflux of time
one year (b) On termination of lessor's interest
(c) only a lease reserving a yearly rent or power
(d) All of these [d] (c) On merger
23. A lease of immovable property for (d) All the above [d]
any term exceeding one year can 28. In which of the following cases, a
be made: lease of immovable property does
(a) Only by a registered instrument not determine?
(b) By oral agreement (a) On the service of a notice to quit
(c) By oral agreement accompanied (b) By forfeiture
with delivery of possession (c) By express surrender
(d) Either by oral agreement or by a (d) By efflux of time limited thereby
registered instrument [a] [a]
24. Where a lease of immovable
property is made by a registered
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29. Which one of the following is not a (b) On expiry of lease period
ground for determination of a (c) On surrender by lessee
lease: (d) On vesting of lessors interest in
(a) Efflux of the time limited the lessee [a]
(b) Implied surrender 34. 'A' lets a house to 'B' for five years.
(c) Expiration of notice of 'B' under-lets the house to 'Cat a
determination of lease monthly rent of Rs. 1000. The five
(d) Death of the lessee [d] years expire, but 'C' continues in
30. A notice under section 111 of the possession of the house and pays
Transfer of Property Act, 1882 can the rent to‘A’. C's lease is
be waived: (a) renewed from month to month.
(a) By express or implied consent of (b) year to year.
the person to whom it is given. (c) not renewed being sub-let.
(b) By implied consent of the person (d) none of these. [a]
to whom it is given. 35. What is the effect of “Holding
(c) By express consent of the person over"?
to whom it is given. (a) The lease becomes illegal
(d) By notice from either party. [a] (b) The lease is renewed
31. A valid lease can be determined by: (c) The lease becomes extinguished
(a) efflux of time (d) The lease becomes void [b]
(b) forfeiture 36. Ashok lets a house to Bharat for
(c) on expiration of notice period for five years. Bharat underlets the
determination of such lease house to Kishore at a monthly rent
(d) all of the above [d] of Rs. 2,000/-. Five years expire, but
32. Alessee accepts from the lessor a Kishore continues in possession of
new lease of the property leased, the house and pays the rent to
to take effect during the Ashok. What is the status of
continuance of the existing lease. Kishore?
This: (a) Tenant holding over
(a) converts the former lease into (b) Trespasser.
exchange (c) Possession is unauthorised
(b) converts the former lease into a (d) None of the above [a]
perpetual lease 37. 'A' lets a farm to 'B' for the life of
(c) is an implied surrender of the 'C'. C dies but 'B' continues in
former lease possession with A's assent. B's
(d) is a voidable agreement [c] lease is:
33. Which of the following is a ground (a) Determined
for determination of a lease by (b) Renewed from year to year
forfeiture: (c) Renewed forever
(a) On breach of express condition (d) Renewed for the year of death [b]
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38. In Transfer of Property Act, effect EXCHANGES
of holding over of lease is provided [Sections 118-121]
under: 1. Two persons mutually transfer the
(a) Section 114A ownership of one thing for the
(b) Section 115 ownership of another the trans
(c) Section 116 action is called:
(d) Section 117 [c] (a) Gift
39. An act of interference with the (b) Exchange
property of another may be (c) Sale
justified by the consent of that (d) Lease [b]
other is defence falling under: 2. In exchange, under the provisions
(a) Authority of law of Transfer of Property Act, which
(b) Lease and licence of the following statements is
(c) Easement true?
(d) None of the above [b] (a) There is consideration
40. Which one of the following (b) There is no consideration
transfers can be made orally? (c) There is no transfer of property
(a) lease from year to year (d) None of the above. [a]
(b) surrender of lease 3. Ram transfers a house worth
(c) exchange of immovable property rupees five lakhs to Shyam in lieu
exceeding rupees one hundred of a field worth rupees two lakhs
(d) simple mortgage [b] and rupees three lakhs as cash.
41. Match the Columns: This transfer is:-
Column I Column II (a) a sale
A. Definition of 1 Section 122 (b) an exchange
Lease . (c) neither a sale nor an exchange
B. Duration of 2 Section 106 (d) a settlement [b]
Leases . 4. The provision as to exchange of
C. Determination 3 Section 111 money' has been provided under
of Leases . which of the following sections of
D Definition of 4 Section 105 Transfer of Property Act?
. Gift . (a) Section 118
Choose the correct combination: (b) Section 119
A B C D (c) Section 121
(a) 3 4 2 1 (d) None of the above [c]
(b) 1 3 4 2 5. Exchange under Transfer of
(c) 2 3 1 4 Property Act, is equal
(d) 4 2 3 1 [d] (a) partition
(b) gift
(c) sale
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(d) none of these [d]
6. Gift of tangible immovable
property of value less than rupees
one hundred can be made under
the Transfer of Property Act:
(a) By oral agreement accompanied
with delivery of possession only
(b) By a registered instrument only
(c) By a registered instrument
attested by at least two witnesses
(d) Either by oral agreement or by
registered deed [c]
7. If 'A' transfers house worth Rs.
2000/- to 'B' and 'B' transfers a field
worth Rs. 1200/- and in additional
pay Rs. 800/- in cash to 'A' the
transfer is:
(a) Exchange
(b) Sale
(c) Sale and Exchange
(d) None of these [a]
8. Which of the following is not
correctly matched?
(a) Direction for accumulation-
Section 17
(b) Mortgagor's power to lease-
Section 65-A
(c) Transfer by one co-owner- Section
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(d) Exchange of money-Section 120
[d]
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GIFTS under the Transfer of Property Act,
[Sections 122-129] 1882, is .
1. Gift is defined in which section of (a) Valid
the Transfer of Property Act, 1882: (b) Heritable
(a) Section 11 (c) Void
(b) Section 106 (d) Voidable [c]
(c) Section 122 7. Find out the incorrect answer from
(d) Section 25 [c] the following
2. Section 122 of the Transfer of (a) Gift is the transfer of ownership
Property Act, 1882 deals with which without consideration
following kinds of gift, namely (b) Gift should be accepted during the
(a) Gift inter-vivos life time of the donor
(b) Gift moritis causa (c) If donee dies before acceptance,
(c) Gift by will the gift is void
(d) All of the above [a] (d) Gift may be made only of movable
3. According to section 122 of the property [d]
Transfer of Prop. erty Act, 1882 8. Which one of the following is
property includes correct in respect of a gift under
(a) Only movable property Transfer of Property Act?
(b) Only immovable property (a) There cannot be a gift of movable
(c) Both movable and immovable property.
property (b) Only immovable property can be
(d) Agricultural Land only [c] given in gift.
4. Which of the following is not an (c) The gift must be accepted by the
essential element of gift? donee only.
(a) Donor and Donee (d) If the donee dies before
(b) Subject-matter acceptance, the gift is void. [d]
(c) Transfer of subject-matter 9. The registration of a gift of
(d) Transfer must be for immovable property is:
consideration [d] (a) Compulsory
5. Transfer of immovable property by (b) Optional
way of gift requires (c) Compulsory in relation to
(a) registered instrument signed by ancestral property
or on behalf of donor. (d) Depends of the Court [a]
(b) attestation by at least two 10. Which one of the following
witnesses. statement is incorrect regarding
(c) delivery of the property. transfer of immovable property by
(d) both a and b [d] gift?
6. In case, the donee dies before (a) Instrument must be signed by or
acceptance of the gift, the said gift on behalf of the donor
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(b) Instrument must be signed by (a) in writing by or on behalf of done
donor only. (b) made during donor's lifetime
(c) Instrument must be registered (c) made while the donor is still
(d) Instrument must be attested by at capable of giving
least two witnesses. [b] (d) made during donor's lifetime and
11. As per section 122 of the Transfer while the donor is still capable of
of Property Act “Gift" means: giving [d]
(a) The transfer of certain existing 14. Which of the following statement
movable property made by donor to is true with regard to section 123 of
donee the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
(b) The transfer of certain existing (a) It provides an exception to section
immovable property made by donor 17(1)(a) of the Registration Act
to the donee (b) It is supplemental of section 17(1)
(c) The transfer of property by donor (a) of the Registration Act
to donee on certain consideration (c) It provides an exception to section
(d) The transfer of certain existing 17(1)(b) of the Registration Act
movable or immovable property (d) It is supplemental to section 17(1)
made voluntarily and without (b) of the Registration Act [b]
consideration by one person, called 15. A gift of immovable property can
the donor, to another, called the be given
donee and accepted by or on behalf (a) By delivery of immovable property
of the donee [d] (b) By written instrument
12. Read the following propositions. (c) By delivery and registration of
Find out which is incorrect? document
(a) In a sale, there is an absolute (d) None of the above [c]
transfer of all rights in the property 16. Under Transfer of Property Act gift
sold and no rights are left in the of future property is
transferor (a) Valid
(b) In a lease, there is a partial (b) Voidable
transfer or demise and the right left (c) Void
in the transferor are called reversion (d) Irregular [c]
(c) A gift comprising both existing 17. A gift comprising both existing and
and future property is void as to the future property
latter (a) Is void
(d) Acceptance is not the pivotal (b) Is valid
requirement to constitute a valid gift (c) Is void as to the existing property
[d] (d) Is void as to the future property
13. A gift is statutorily not complete [d]
unless it is accepted by the donee
such acceptance needs to be
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18. The Chapter that deals with gift take back at pleasure Rs. 10,000
under the Transfer of Property Act, out of Rs. 50,000.
1882: (a) Gift is void
(a) applies to Mohammedan gift also (b) Gift is valid
(b) does not apply to Mohammedan (c) Gift is valid upto Rs. 40,000 and
gift void as to taking back Rs. 10,000
(c) applies to all caste, creed, etc (d) Gift is voidable [c]
(d) applies to Parsi gift only [b] 23. A gives a lakh of rupees to B
19. Where a gift is made of a property, reserving to himself with B's
which is not in existence, which of assent the right to take back at
the following sections of the pleasure Rs. 10000 out of lakh. The
Transfer of Property Act declares it gift:
void? (a) I wholly void
(a) Section 122 (b) Is invalid
(b) Section 123 (c) Holds goods as to Rs. 90000
(c) Section 124 (d) Is onerous [c]
(d) Section 125 [c] 24. A make a gift of Rs. 80000/- to B,
20. Which of the following gift is not but A reserves right with B's
governed by the Transfer of consent to take back at pleasure
Property Act, 1882? Rs. 30000/- what will be legal status
(a) Onerous gift of gift?
(b) Mortis causa gift (a) Gift is valid
(c) Universal gift (b) Gift is void
(d) Gift to disqualified person [b] (c) Gift is voidable
21. A deed of gift is executed, attested (d) Gift is valid up to Rs. 50000/- [d]
and delivered to the donee. The 25. A gives a field to B, reserving to
donee accepted the gift. Before himself, with B's assent, the right
registration of the deed, the donor to take back the field in case B and
seeks to revoke the gift. Advise the his descendants dies in A's life
donee time. Can 'A' take back the field?
(a) It can be revoked as it was not (a) Yes
registered (b) No
(b) Gift is not complete, therefore, it is (c) Condition is void
revocable (d) None of the above [a]
(c) Gift is complete, the deed may be 26. A gift can be revoked in any of the
registered later on cases in which might be rescinded
(d) He should wait till registration is if it were a contract, except for:
done [c] (a) Want of consideration
22. 'A' makes a gift of Rs. 50,000 to 'B'. (b) Allegations of fraud and undue
A reserves right with B's consent to influence
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(c) Coercion liable to discharge all the liabilities
(d) All of the above [a] of the donor is known as:
27. 'A' transfers a house, having (a) an onerous donee
market value of Rs. 10,000 without (b) a gratuitous donee
consideration to 'B' but the house (c) a universal donee
is under liability to pay public (d) none of the above [c]
charges of Rs. 15,000. The transfer 32. Universal donee is liable to the
is: creditors of the donor, the liability
(a) Gift of the donee is:
(b) Onerous gift (a) Personal
(c) Actionable claim (b) To the extent of value of gifted
(d) None of the above [b] property in hand
28. The provisions relating to (c) Based on pious obligation
"Onerous gift" have been provided (d) Limited to reasonable extent [b]
under Transfer of Property Act, 33. An universal donee gets
1882 in: (a) The ownership of whole property
(a) Section 127 (b) The whole property and donor's
(b) Section 124 property in litigation
(c) Section 125 (c) Donor's property and liabilities of
(d) Section 126 [a] the donor in respect of all the debts
29. Which one of the following sections due
of the Transfer of Property Act (d) Only the right to perform last rites
defines "universal donee"? [c]
(a) Section 122 34. Which section of Transfer of
(b) Section 123 Property Act preserves the rule of
(c) Section 128 Mohammedan Law and excludes
(d) Section 129 [c] the applicability of Section 123 of
30. Where a gift consists of the donor's Transfer of Property Act which
whole property, the donee is mandates that the gift of
personally liable for all the debts immovable property must be
due by the donor at the time of the effected by a registered
gift to the extent of the property instrument as stated therein
comprised therein. It may be (a) Section 126
described as: (b) Section 127
(a) Onerous Gift (c) Section 128
(b) Exchange (d) Section 129 [d]
(c) Universal Donee 35. Which of the following 'gift is valid
(d) Transfer of actionable claim [c] under the Transfer of Property Act?
31. A donee which has taken all the (a) Gift to a minor
properties of the donor and also (b) Gift of a future property
[46]
(c) Gift acepted after donor's death
(d) Gift motivated by post illicit
cohabitation [a]
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TRANSFERS OF ACTIONABLE (c) both a and b
CLAIMS (d) only a [c]
6. Which of the following is NOT an
[Sections 130-137]
actionable claim?
1. The provisions regarding transfer
(a) Lottery tickets
of actionable claims are mention
(b) Beneficial interest in movable
under Transfer of Property Act in
property which is in possession of
(a) Section 130
claimant
(b) Section 122
(c) Life insurance policy
(c) Section 127
(d) Claim for arrears of rent [b]
(d) Section 128 [a]
7. Which among the following is
2. An actionable claim can be
recognised as 'Actionable Claims?
transferred by
(a) Future decree
(a) A registered instrument
(b) Copyright of a book
(b) An instrument in writing signed by
(c) Claim for mesne profit
the transferor
(d) Arrears of rent [d]
(c) A registered instrument attested
8. Which of the following is an
by two witnesses
actionable claim?
(d) oral agreement [b]
(a) a decree.
3. Which of the following is not an
(b) right to recover profits from a co-
actionable claim under the
sharer.
Transfer of Property Act, 1882?
(c) a claim to any debt other than a
(a) Right to claim money payable
debt secured by mortgage of
under Life Insurance Act
immovable property
(b) Right to claim decreetal sum
(d) right to recover damages by way
(c) Right to claim arrears of rent of a
of interest for breach of contract [c]
house
9. Under Transfer of Property Act,
(d) Right to claim arrears of
1882 which one of the following
maintenance [b]
properties may be transferred?
4. Which one of the following pair is
(a) An easementary right from the
correctly matched?
dominant heritage
(a) Universal donee- Section 128A
(b) Mere right to sue
(b) Mortgaged debt- Section 134 (9)
(c) Right to future maintenance
(c) Exchange of Money- Section 120
Actionable claim [d]
(d) All of the above [b]
10. Which one of the following is not
5. Actionable claim' means:
an actionable claim?
(a) a claim to unsecured debt
(a) A claim for mesne profit
(b) a claim to beneficial interest in
(b) A claim for arrears of rent
movable property not in possession
(c) A share in partnership
of claimant
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(d) A claim for return of earnest 14. Match List-I with List-II and select
money [a] the correct answer using the code
11. Who among the following cannot given below the Lists:
sale and purchase an actionable List-I List-II
claim? A. Doctrine of 1. Section 92
(a) only judge subrogation
(b) only legal practitioner B. Rule against 2. Section 14
(c) only any judicial officer perpetuity
(d) All of these [d] C. Feeding the 3. Section 43
12. Match the provision of the Transfer grant by
of Property Act in List-I and Section estoppel
in List-II below and select the D. Doctrine of 4. Section 17
correct answer using the codes accumulation
mentioned thereunder: Code:
List-I List-II A B C D
(provisions) (Sections) (a) 1 2 3 4
A. Doctrine of 1. 112 (b) 4 2 3 1
Election (c) 1 3 2 4
B. Subrogation 2. 92 (d) 3 2 4 1 [a]
C. Doctrine of 3. 35 15. In which transaction no interest in
Holding over the property is created?
D. Waiver of 4. 116 (a) Lease
forfeiture (b) License
Codes- (c) Mortgage
A B C D (d) Tenancy [b]
(a) 3 2 4 1
(b) 1 4 2 3
(c) 4 2 1 3
(d) 3 2 4 1 [a]
13. Which of the following pairs is
correctly matched?
(a) Marshalling by subsequent
purchaser- Section 81
(b) Right of mortgagor to redeem-
Section 60A
(c) Right of unsufructuary mortgagor
to recover possession-Section 62
(d) None of the above [c]
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