Commercial's The Transfer Of Property Act, 1882

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The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is a foundational legal framework in India governing the transfer of property between living persons. The Act is systematically organized into several chapters, each focusing on specific aspects of property transfer. While the core structure of the Act remains consistent, specific editions, such as the Commercial's 2025 Edition, may include additional commentary, case law updates, and interpretative analyses to aid understanding.

General Structure of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882:

1. Preliminary

   • Short title, commencement, extent, and definitions.

2. Transfer of Property by Act of Parties

   • General principles of transfer.
   • Specific transfers, including sale, mortgage, lease, exchange, and gift.

3. Of Sales of Immovable Property

   • Definition and essential components of a sale.
   • Rights and liabilities of buyer and seller.

4. Of Mortgages of Immovable Property and Charges

   • Various types of mortgages.
   • Rights and obligations of mortgagor and mortgagee.

5. Of Leases of Immovable Property

   • Definition and essential components of a lease.
   • Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee.

6. Of Exchanges

   • Definition and essential components of an exchange.
   • Rights and liabilities of parties involved.

7. Of Gifts

   • Definition and essential components of a gift.
   • Suspension and revocation of gifts.

8. Transfer of Actionable Claims

   • Definition and process of transferring actionable claims.

For a detailed and updated table of contents specific to the Commercial's 2025 Edition, it is advisable to consult the publication directly or visit reputable legal bookstores and online platforms. These editions often provide enhanced features such as:

• Section-wise commentary.
• Illustrative case laws.
• Comparative analysis with previous legal provisions.
• Interpretative guidance for practical application.

Such comprehensive resources are invaluable for legal practitioners, scholars, and students aiming to gain an in-depth understanding of property law in India.