Ch 3: Lease, Exchange, Gift, Actionable Claims & Easements — Transfer of Property

Mumbai University · Second Year LLB · Semester 3 · Transfer of Property

Chapter 3: Lease, Exchange, Gift, Actionable Claims & Easements

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Lease (Sections 105–117): essentials, mode, rights & liabilities of lessor/lessee, determination of lease, forfeiture; Exchange (Sections 118–121); Gift (Sections 122–129): essentials, mode, revocation, universal donee, onerous gift; Actionable Claims (Sections 130–137); Indian Easements Act, 1882 – nature, imposition, dominant & servient heritage, kinds, extinguishment.

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Past-paper questions in this chapter (12)

Who is an Universal Donee?
1 PYQ
Explain the terms Servient Heritage and Dominant Heritage.
1 PYQ
Who has the authority to impose an easement?
2 PYQs
Who qualifies as a Universal Donee?
2 PYQs
Under what circumstances can a gift be revoked?
2 PYQs
Short Note: Determination of Lease
1 PYQ
Short Note: Compulsory Easement (Easement of Necessity)
2 PYQs
Short Note: Suspension or Revocation of Gift
1 PYQ
Short Note: Incidents of Easement
1 PYQ
Segal, a shop in the main market grants permission to a florist to use the open space outside his shop for selling flowe
1 PYQ
A, as owner of a house, has a right of way over B’s land. C unlawfully enters on B’s land, and obstructs A in his right
1 PYQ
Outline the essentials of a lease. Explain the rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee.
2 PYQs