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Acts Amounting to No Transfer of Property

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Post date August 1, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Acts Amounting to No Transfer of Property As the transfer of property means conveying of property i.e., creation of new title or interest in the favour of the transferee, if new title or interest has not created in favour of the transferee, the property cannot […]

Transfer of Property Act

Transfer of Property (S. 5 of the T. P. Act)

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Post date July 31, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Transfer of Property Property is a very wide term and would include anything which carries some value and over which the right of ownership may be exercised. The word property in its most comprehensive sense includes all legal rights of a person except for his […]

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Liabilities of Seller (S.55 (1) and S. 55(2))

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Post date July 31, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Liabilities of Seller The primary aim of laying down the rights and duties of the seller and the buyer in the case of sale is to ensure fair dealings, and as far as possible, to minimize fraud and waste of the property. In this article, […]

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Sale of Immovable Property (S. 54)

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Post date July 29, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Sale of Immovable Property Section 54 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 defines the sale of immovable property. Section 54 in The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 “Sale” defined.—‘‘Sale” is a transfer of ownership in exchange for a price paid or promised or part-paid and […]

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Introduction to Animal Husbandry

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Post date July 28, 2019
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Biology > Animal Husbandry > Introduction Ever since the beginning of civilization, humans have depended on animals for many requirements, such as that of food (milk, meat, and egg), clothing (hide or wool), labour (pulling, carrying the load) and security, etc. Humans have consistently tried to improve the breeds of domesticated animals to make them […]

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Irrigation

Science > Biology > Management of Crop Production > Irrigation All living beings need water to live. Water is important for proper growth and development of flowers, fruits, and seeds of plants. Plants contain nearly 90% water. Importance of Water for Plants Water is essential because germination of seeds does not take place under dry […]

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Chemical Fertilizers

Science > Biology > Management of Crop Production > Chemical Fertilizers A fertilizer is a natural or synthetic, chemical-based substance containing one or more nutrients essential for enhancement of plant growth and soil fertility. Most of the chemical fertilizers used are NPK fertilizers which are rich in nitrogen (N), phosphorous (K), and potassium (K). Fertilizers […]

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Immovable Property: (S. 3)

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Post date July 23, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Immovable Property It is a surprising fact that the Transfer of Property Act does not contain a comprehensive definition of immovable property. Section 3, Para 2 merely says: “Immovable property does not include standing timber, growing crops or grass”. This is a negative definition and […]

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Organic Fertilizers: Manures

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Post date July 21, 2019
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Science > Biology > Management of Crop Production > Organic Fertilizers / Manures Plants require nutrients for their normal growth. Soil supplies mineral nutrients to the crop. These nutrients must be in a form useable by the plants and in concentrations that allow optimum plant growth. Similarly, the soil nutrients must be properly balanced. Soil […]

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Introduction to Transfer of Property Act, 1882

Post author By Hemant More
Post date July 21, 2019
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Law > Civil Laws > Transfer of Property Act > Introduction The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is one of the oldest Act in India. Property is a very wide term and would include anything which carries some value and over which the right of ownership may be exercised. In Raichand v. Dattatrya AIR 1964 […]

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