Clause (B) Mere Right of Re-Entry. It is non Transferable, mere right if re entry means a right to resume possession un accompanied by any right in the property, Clause B of Sec 6 Constitute second exception to the general rule of transferability, it postulates that a mere right of re entry for the breach …
The doctrine of Part performance rest on the principle that of a men has made bargain with an other, and allowed that person act upon it, he will create an equity against himself, which he can’t resist by setup of want of formality…………………of the control out of which the equity infact arises, The doctrine of …
Section 55 of the T.P Act contemplates certain rights and Obligations of both buyer and seller to perform within the spirit of agreement executed between them, the obligations imposed by the sanction are covenants and are in the nature of a statutory obligations, the breach of which confers a right on either party to take …
1. Right of Redemption: The right of Redemption is contained u/s 60 of T.P Act, it is paramount right of the mortgagee, the reason being so that the mortgager right of Redemption is guarded by the Courts. The term redemption animates from the word Redeem that is to say to get back or to …
Different types of claims/cases/actions have different time limits of after how long (from the date they arose)they can be filed in Court. An example of these limitations is as follows; 1. Cases based on a Contract(which includes employment contracts)- Limit 6 years 2. Libel/Slander(publishing/uttering statements damaging a person’s reputation-Limit 12months 3. Cases based on tort …
Sale: The concept of sale and agreement of sale is contained in section 54 of the T.P Act, sale is the transfer of ownership in exchange for a price paid or promise or partly paid and partly promise. One can says that’s sale is the complete ouster of ownership rights from the property. It implies …
AcT No. X OF 1897 [11th March, 1897] An Act to consolidate and extend the General Clauses Acts, 1868 and 1887. WHEREAS it is expedient to consolidate and extend the General Clauses Acts, 1868 (I of 1868) and 1887 (I of 1887) ; it is hereby enacted as follows:– …
CHART OF CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 1898 PRE-TRIAL STAGE Section Heading Contents Definitions of Word used 154 Information in Cognizable Case · Every information relating to commission of cognizable offence. · If given in oral shall be reduced in writing by …
Discuss the equitable doctrine of laches, examine its role in limiting legal actions due to unreasonable delays, and explore its application in various legal contexts. When confronted with potential litigation, there are usually two responses: Let’s file now or; Let’s file later. Let me tell you, that the second option of waiting may …
Introduction: The term writ refers to a formal, legal document that orders a person or entity to perform or to cease performing a specific action. Writs are drafted by judges, courts, or other entities that have administrative or judicial jurisdiction. These documents are part of common law and are often issued after a final decree …