Property Law- The Transfer of Property Act came into existence in 1882. Before that, the transfer of immovable property was governed by English law and equity principles. This Act deals with the transfer of property inter vivos, i.e., a transfer between living persons. It contains the transfer of both movable and immovable property, but a major portion of the enactment applies to the transfers of immovable properties only.
Legal Bites' study material on the property laws of India is divided into six modules and an additional section containing related articles. The Transfer of Property Act and its provisions and basic concepts related to property laws have been explained systematically. Apart from the sale and transfer of property, the course will also help students learn about property laws in the context of mortgage, lease and gifting.
