Property Law Notes

Transfer of property means an act by which property is conveyed between living persons. 

The Transfer of Property Act deals with both the general principles and the law relating to the specific transfers of immovable property such as Sale, Mortgage, Charge, Lease, Exchange, Gift and transfers of Actionable Claims. If you are a law student these notes not only help you with your LLB exams but also in your practice as an Advocate.

Easement is an Incorporeal hereditament, involving a right capable of forming the subject-matter of a grant which is appurtenant to the land of one person and exercisable on the land of another.

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1. Saving of certain enactments, incidents, rights, liabilities, etc.
2. Movable and Immovable Property : Interpretation clause
3. Meaning of "Attested" in relation to TP Act
4. Benami Transactions
5. Doctrine of Subrogation
6. Doctrine of Election
7. Doctrine of Lis Pendens
8. Supreme Court Summarizes Important Principles On Property Partition.
9. Definition of Licence
10. Can a Licensee Sue a Trespasser
11. Doctrine of Part Performance
12. Right of Redemption - Once a mortgage always a mortgage
13. Settlement Deed
14. Overview of Law on Easements
15. History of easements
16. Easements: Meaning and Essentials
17. The Nature and Characteristics of Easements
18. Easements distinguished from other similar rights
19. Restrictive Easements
20. Acquisition of Easements
21. Cases not covered under the Indian Easements Act
22. Definition of Easement
23. Continuous and discontinuous, apparent and non-apparent, easements
24. Easements for limited time or on condition
25. Easements restrictive of certain rights
26. Who may impose easements
27. Can a servient owner impose another Easement?
28. Can a lessor or a mortgagor impose an easement?
29. Power of lessee to impose easement
30. Who may acquire easements
31. Easements of necessity and quasi easements
32. Acquisition of easements by prescription
33. What is a Customary easement?
34. Transfer of dominant heritage passes easement
35. Incidents of easements
36. The disturbance of easements
37. The extinction, suspension and revival of easements
38. License under the Indian Easements Act