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    | Transfer of Property Ad, 1882 TRAN! SFERS OF PROPERTY BY ACT OF PARTIES [Sections 5.53] 1 To which of the following sections 5 to 37 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 apply? 6 Which one of the following is not transfer by an (@) Transfers of movable property only Penn under Transfer of Property Act? (a)Successior (b) Sale (b) Trapsfers of immovable property only © dae ; 3 Gi « we of property whether movable or im: ‘Ans. (a) [UP.c) 2003} movable 1B. , 1 Und tion 5 of Tr Pr Act ‘liv- @ oe not to general principles of ig Ais ee transfer of property i (2) individual human being o ‘Ans. (c) [CJS 2020, UJs 2006) Oran acbeos toy 2. Which one of the following sections of the Trans- a nae fer of Propery Act defiads STrinafec of Propiry? ompany of association or body of individuals 5 a) none of the above (@) Section 2 (b) Section i“ Ans. (c) 2012, BJS 2013, 2015, (@ Seon es ima eee Ans. (d) [UJS 2012, 2009, BYS 2012] 8 Transfer of property means:— 3. Transfer, of Property Act governs transfers-— Po acer (a) en living I Seeley (b) Transfer between living person and trast () Beeween living persons and traansfers by the or- anareca (9. Transfer between legal persons @7Reudes al (2) Between living persons and transfer by operation of law Ans. (d) (HLP. Js 2007-1] (@) All ofthe above 9, In respect of transfer of property, under Transfer of Pro hich ofthe following statemen Ans. (a) Deron = : is not true 4. Under the Transfer of Property Act, “living per- son” connotes (@) human beingonly (b)_ limited company only living persons (Q) partnership firm only LA of these nt ate cee (@) Transfer can be done immediately or in future (b) Transfer of property can be done to one or more Ans. (4) [js 2018] (4) None of them 5. The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 applies to trans- Ans. (0) [MP. CJ 2013-11, OJS 2013] See aa 10 Which out of the following is not a transfer ac- (a) fade by act of parties cording to Transfer of Propery Act? (b) by operation of law (@) Sale (0) byadecree or order ofa court of competent: juris: (b) Gift eee (©) Exchyage (@) in execution ofa decree ot order of a court of inns aioe competent jurisdiction ratte (up.js2012} Ans. (d) [BJS 2009] — ee traf f POOF 7. IL “Transfer of Property” does not include? @) Sale (b) Lense ‘il (d) Gift ‘Ans. () [Ko 201 om : a colt 12 Which is not covered by the term opransfer of ste crmld 18 (@) Gi. (b) Exchange (oFramitysttement —_(é) Lene ‘Am. (0) {ups 2010] 1A. Under Transfer of Property Act, the expression “Transfer of Property’ includes (a) Partinon os ler (Q) Family arrangement Xone of these Ans. (@) [US 2018] jo, 14 Which of the following is included in the term “Fiving person” under section Sof the Transfer of Property Act? (@) Acompany (b) Anassociation (9 Body of individuals ,(d) “All ofthe above Ans. (d) [UJS 2009] 29, 15, The term “tansfer’ under the Transfer of Prop- ery Act, 1882, refers t0:- (@) Partly or whole transfer (b) Absolute or conditional transfer (© Congingent transfer a. prada sci Ans. (d) (MP. CJ 2012] 16 Which one of the following statements is not cor- rect, in context of ‘transfer of property’? (2) Itmeans an act by which a living person conveys property es (b) He conveys property in present or in future (9 He conveys property to one or more other living per (4) He cannot transfer property to himself and one ‘or more other living persons Ans. (d) : aa es 1882 sfer of Property Act ig section 6 of THB to- (a) Transfer of prover” to transfer npeteni (b) PetspnrcomPe Ott be transferred (d) None of the above [gs 2 1 of the following sections ofthe Try, ides that 7 perty Act provi ila ferred? tht iy Ans. (0 Which on fer of Proj sue’ cannot be trans! (a) Section 5 pent (0) Section7 (4) None of the above ‘Ans. (b) (Us any “Chance ofan heirapparent succeeding oan tate cannot be transferred’. Which provision of Transfer of Property Act a (@) Section 10 jon6 (0) Section 16 (d) Section 41 Ans. (b) [os 2016, How many exceptions are mentioned under se. tion 6 of Transfer of Property Act? @ 1 () 9 (As (8 pee) [ys 200) ‘The expression spes successionis means- (a) Noghance of succession oe: hope of succession (9. Absolute succession (d) None of the above ‘Ans. (b) Which interest is not transferable? (a) Vested interest eee interest (Mere spes successionis (d) Interest of the lessee Ans. (c) (KC) 2015, AP.JS2011) IMP. cy 2012, Ujs20!0 i Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 23, Which of the following statement is correct? (@) Am easement can be transferred apart from the dopaimant heritage SN cannot be transferred (© Aright to future maintenance canbe transferred (@) The salary ofa public officer after it has become payablecan be transferred Ans. (6) [cIs 2016) 24 Which of these cannot be lawfully transferred as per Ti of Property Act, 1882? Etary of public oficer (b) Machinery attached to and (@ Property yielding income (4) Paddy field Ans. (a) IMP. C}2012, 2013 (0) 28. Asper Section 6 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882, transferred apart from an casement the dominant heritage @ an Gens © my @ must Ans. (b) IMP.) 2012] 24 Which property cannot be transferred? (@) A public offce (b) Amere chance to succeed (Q) Amege right of reentry an above Ans. (4) [UP. C2012, 2018] 27. Which of the following is a legal transfer under the provisions of The Transfer of Property Act? (a) Aight to sue (b) A.chance ofan heirapparent to succeed (9 Anggsement apart from dominant heritage wien mortgage of the property ‘Ans. (d) [Mys 2010] 28. Under Transfer of Property Act what Property may be transferred? (a) A.mere right to sue, (b) Public Office (9. The chance ofan heirapparent succeeding oan lat oie transfer of which is not barred by ‘Ans. (d) IMP. Cf 2019 (1)] ‘Samarth Agrawal Books 29, Which capnot be transferred? (2) Mere right to sue on the basis of agreement to sell (b) Right to receive arrears of rent (©) Right to recover decreetal amount (4) Right to receive provident funds by will Ans. (a) [MP.Gj 2011] 30, Which ofthe following properties cannot be trans ferred? (@) Share in copyright (b) Intestin mortgaged property te to future maintenance (4) Immovable property Ans. (9) [Uys 2009, M.. C2018 (1D) 31. Point out the correct answer. Under Transfer of Property Act, 1882:— (@) the salary ofa public officer can be transferred ()-aaryofa public ofcercannotbe transfered (9. no provision regarding the transfer of salary of public officers found in the act (A) none of the above Ans. (6) (uP. C2003] Which one of the following properties may be transferred? (@) Mere casement 32. (b) Arrightto future maintenance C) jovable property (4) Amere right to sue Ans. (0) [MP. J 2007] ‘Arright to future maintenance in whatsoever man- rer arising, secured or determined— (@) canbe transferred 3. (b) sam6tbe transferred (© canbe sold (4) canbe vested ‘Ans; (b) [UJS 2006) 603 Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 44, Under the Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 where a writing is n0t expressly required by laws fer of property may be made without wrt ing in every case (b) atransfer of property i subject to only writing (0) no provision of oral transfer is made (d) none of the above Asn) (H.P,Js2011) 45, Where writing is not expressly required by law a transfer of property may be made orally. (a) False (b) Transfer can only be made by writing {© With consent of partes oral transfer ean bedone Ope Ans. (d) [0Js 2003} 46. Condition restraining alienation of property is given under (a) Section9 of the Transfer of Property Act, b) Seétion 10 of the Transfer of Property Act. (9 Section 11 of the Transfer of Property Act, (4) Section 12 of the Transfer of Property Act. ‘Ans. (b) __[PJS 2015, U.P. C} 2006, UJS 2016, ‘AYS 2012, 2017, OJS 2016, TJS 2014, 2015] 47. Condition restraining alienation under section 10 of the Transfer of Property Act? (2) makesshe transfer invalid (b) shes the condition invalid but transfer remains valid (©) makes the condition as well as transfer both in- valid (4) None of the above ‘Ans. (b) [M.P. APO 2009] 48. ‘A’ sells his house to ‘B’ with a condition ( cannot transfer his house to any one except (Q unlawful (4) voidable [M.p. ¢) 2019 (1) ‘Ans. (a) 49, Which one of the following is invalid as per seo- tion 10 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882? (4) Acondition not to sell outside the family (b) A condition not to sell to a person of different community ia ition not to sell during the lifetime of the transferee (4) A condition in the lease th sublet his interest to anyone he lesee shall not ‘Ans, (¢) [DHS 2014, ‘UJs 2015] 50, Absolute restriction on the transfer of property is void under section ss of the Transfer of Prop- » erty Ay 1882, yo (b) ) 2 (d) 1B Ans. (a) [PJs 2015} 51, ‘A’ sells a house to ‘B’ directing 'B’ that he cannot reside in it but can use it only asa godown or shop. The condition iss— (a) valid oid (6) irregular (@) voidable Aas, (b) {Uys 2012) 52, Whether a gift with condition not to transfer the gifted property is legal? (a) Yes, Wo (©) Yes, only with the permission of court (d) None of the above ‘Ans. (b) UMJs 2010) $3, Section 11 of the Transfer of Property Act will be applicable only when the interest transferred the property is:~ (a) limited acute (© both a)and (b) ——_(€)_none ofthe above Ans. (b) [US 2009, U.P. CJ 2016) 54, Alleading case on restriction repugnant (0 inter- ‘est created is (4), Quer Caper ‘1 Machay (6) Bani Sabine (@) Ani Jadenath ‘Ans. (b) [M.P, APO 2009) ——SrrmarthAgraval Books 60s Transfer of Property Act, 1882 55. Ifthe transfer of property is made with conditions, 60, Transfer of Property for the benefit of an unbory the condition is void and transfer is valid- (@) Where transfer is made with void condition (&) Where transfer is made with the condition restraining absolutely future transfer of such Property (@. Where transfer is made absolute with the condition reptfaining enjoyment of such property (BY Borh (b) and (0) ‘Ans. (@) [HLP. JS, 2020) 56 Ifa property is transferred with the conditions that an interest created therein for benefit of the transferee shall cease on his becoming insolvent such a condition is void under which of the fol- lowing sections of the Transfer of Property Act? @ 10 (b) Section 11 (@ Sé&ion 2 (4) Section 13, Ans. (Q) [Us 2013] 57. Section 12 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is not applicable— (@) Where the transfer is by way of sale (b) Where the transfer is by way of gift (©) Where the transfer is by way of exchange @ the transfer is by way of lease ‘Aas. (4) [Js 2020, UJs 2015} 58 Which one of the following sections of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is concerned with the trans- fer of | to unborn child? @) Sion 13 (b) Section 14 (Q) Section 15 (d) Section 16 Ans. (2) [U.P. CJ 2015, UJs 2013] 59. Whether a transfer can be made in favour of an unborn person? (=) YE by machinery of trust (6) Yes (9 Guardian has got to be appointed first (@) None of the above ‘Ans. (a) [M.P. CJ 1998, CJS 2004] 61. person can be made by— (a) creation ofa prior interest in favour ofa living person for any period (b) vesting the right directly to the unborn (6) Aeation of a prior interest in favour ofa living person till the existence of unborn person (4) either to the unborn or to living person (UP. HS 2014 For creating an interest in favour of an unbom person, which of the following is essential? Ans. (¢) (2) Creation of a prior life interest in favour of living persons (b) Unborn person must be born before the termine. tion of last prior life interest (0) Absolute interest is to be given to unborn person All of the above ‘Ans. (d) [U-P. C) 2003] In which section the rule against perpetuity was propounded? (a) Section 12 (b) Section 13 (0 Aéction 14 (@) Section 15 Ans. (6) IMP. APO 2008, PjS 2015, HLP. JS 2007-11, U.P. CJ2003, ‘BJS 2012, OfS 2011] ‘Rule against perpetuity’ given under the Transfer ‘of Property Act, 1882 does not affect any rule of— (®) Hindu Law ‘Mubammadan Law (©) Christian Law (@)_ None of the abore Ans. (b) [BJs 2016) No transfer of property can operate to create aa interest which is to take effect after the life time of ‘one or more persons living at the date of such transfer, These provisions come under-— (2) Rulgs against retrospective transfer only (b)Kules against perpetuity (9) Rules against prospective transfer (4) None of the above ‘Ans. (b) [HHYs 2011, Bys 2018] ‘Samarth Agrawal Books 65. Rule against perpetuity is a: (@) Rule against transfer of property (b) Rule Wvouring transfer of property le ixing the maximum period of ime fr which vesting of property can be postponed. (@) includes all Ans. (¢) (HL. Js 20074) 66, Rule against perpetuity is applicable tor (@) movable property only () immovable property only Orsi, movable and immovable properties (@) transfer for benefit of public Ans. (©) tas 2016) 67, Rule against perpetuity prescribes that» (a) Every transfer of immovable property must be by registered document (b) Every transfer of immovable property must be in wri oa of property can operate to create an interest which is to take effect afer the lifetime of cone or more persons living on the date of such transfer (€) None of the above Ans. (c) [M.P. Cj 2012] 68. The rules against perpetuity do not apply to which of the following? (2) Movable properties ( ties (©) Immovable properties (d) All of the above Ans. (b) [Uys 2014] 69. Which one of the following is an exception to the rule against perpetuity? (a) Permanent transfer for gift (b) Personal covenants (9 Pregmption Ale above ayaa] a. 2. B. ma Transfer of Propeny Ac, 1882 is not applicable to a case where Sime is transferred for the benefit ofthe public (b) Interest in property is created “generation after generation” f (0) Transfer of property purport to be effective be- yond minority of ultimate transferee, who is not in existence at the date of transfer (4) Contingent interest are created by transfer Ans. (a) [U.P.C} 2006} Which reference to Transfer of Property Act, Ram Baran v. Rain Mohit AIR 1967 SC 747 is a case for: (4) Nemyo dat quod non habet (b) Rie against perpetuity (Q) Election (4) Easements Ans. (b) [HP Js 2019] Assertion (A) : Section 14 of TPA provides for the Rules against perpetuity. Reason (R) : This rule is based on public policy. Select the correct from the code given below:— Code: Ae nation of (A) (b) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the connect ‘explanation of (A) (© (A)is true but (R) is false (4) (A)is false but (R) is true Ans. (a) [USS 2006) ‘A’ transfer his property to 'B’ for life and thereaf- ter to his unborn son for life. In this case transfer ‘of property to the unborn son is-— (a) Valid (b) egal (© Voidable ay Woia Ans. (a) {Uys 2010] ‘Rule against double possibilities’ was recognised in which one of the following cases? Dust v, Datadin (b)APhitdy « Michell (0) Ardeshir x Dadabboy (€) Sopher, Adminstrator General of Bengal Ans, (b) [UJs 2002, 2019} ‘Ans. (d) a Transfer of Property Act, 1882 81. According to Section 18 of the Transfer of Prop. Property Act, 1882 which one u m ca Hane xi : aes erty Act, 1882 the provisions of some sections shajy ip Ralowing be caeretly ached? not apply in the case of transfer of property fog (4) Copdition restraining alienation -Section 9 the benefit of the public in the advancement of perpetuity Section 14 religion, knowledge, commerce, health safety oy re any other object beneficial to mankind. These sc. (0) Conditional Transfer - Section 25 rae (d) None of the above (a) 13,14, 15 616 14, 16 & 17 ‘Ans. (b). (U.P. C2015] (0) 14, 16, 17 & 18 (d) 14,15 «20 76, Which one of the following section of the Trans- Ans. (b) (UP. HS 201) fer of Property Act, 1882, deals with the “direction 51, case of transfer of property for the benefit of for accumulation”? the public which of the following restrictions shall (a) Section 14 (Sion 7 not apply? (Q Section 19 (a) Section 18 (a) Rule against perpetuity Ams. 0) [Uys 2015] (b) Transfer to take effect on failure of prior interest 77. The principle of Section 17 of the Transfer of _(©)_Digection of accumulation Property Act is based on which one of the follow. —_(4Y/Alll of the above ing cases ? Ans. (d) [UJs 2014} (2) Girgab n Daadin 83. “A vested interest is not defeated by the death of Re ees ker the transferee before he obtains possession” is pro- vided in which one of the following sections of { 1% Woodford. the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, (@) None of these (@) Section 18 Section 19 ‘Ans. (c) [Js 2019] (Q Section 20 (d) Section 21 78. Under which Section of the Transfer of Property Ans. (b) [uP.g2015} ‘Acs theres restriction for accumulation of prop- g4, +A transfers property to Bin trust for‘C° and ety 2 certain period? rects ‘B’ to give possession of the property to ‘C” (2) Sion 17 (b) Section 14 when he attains the age of 25. C’s interest in the (9 Section 20 (@) Section 25, oo ‘Aas. (a) [BJs, 2020) a 73. Provisions of longer period in the matter of accu- ae ‘mulation of property under Section 17 of Trans- __(©) Neither contingent nor vested fer of ‘Act amounts to— (4) Publicinterest (3) AB Years (b) 20 Years ‘Ans, (b) [Uys 2014] (@ 2Years (4) 25 Years 85, A’ by settlement deed transfers property to?” fot ci life, then to 'S'.‘S' dies before 'P” dies. On the death i {9s 2019] ‘P’ the heir of 'S’ claims the property. Is the claim 80. Which Section creates exception of the restric: oe tions in ae 14, 16 and 17 of the Transfer of Vali, since‘S' interests heritable re (b) Invalid, since S' interest is contingent (8 i) (@ Invalid, since settlement deed is vague ( 17A 18 (@) None of the above ‘Ans. (d) {CJs 2016} Ans. (a) pep. js.2011) oR ‘Samarth Agrawal Books Tranger of Property Ac, 1882 8% Where, on a transfer of property, therein is created in favour ofa per specifying the time when itis to take an interest son without : effect, or in terms specifying that itis to take effect forthvith ron the happening of an event which must hap. pen, such interest is: (0) Contingent Interest (A) WE Inet (9 Perocetnerst (4) Agreement to el Ans.) [H.P.J82019) 87. Aman giftshis property ta temple, subject to the condition, on the death of his wife, What is ere. ated by the transaction? () Speeguecessionis giana Ans. (¢) (b) Contingent interest (@)_ None of the above [js 2010) 88. Under Transfer of Property Act, 1882 when can an unborn person acquire vested interest on transfer forhis benefit? (3 Apon his birth (b) Upon completing the majority age (© Upon his marriage (2) None of the above Ans. (2) [UP.C) 2018, 2016, B)S 2012, HLP.JS 2016, UJS 2018, 2009, U.P. HJS2014, AJS 2011, M.P. CJ 1998, 2012, 2006, AP. JS 2012, CJS 2008) 89. Section 21 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 con sions relating to- (2) -Ontingent interest (b) conditional transfers (Q) transfer to unborn person (@) none of the above Ans. (a) [H.P. Js 2005] 90. Contingent interest in the property becomes « vested interest, on the happening of an uncertain ‘event or when the happening of the event be- ‘91. Where on a Transfer of Property, an interest therein is created in favour of a person to take effect only ‘on the happening of a specified uncertain event, the Transfer is called: @) Conditional Transfer (b) ‘Tra (0 Absolute Transfer (dj by Interest mntingent Transfer Ans. (A) [M.P. CJ 2009] 92. Which of the following is not correctly matched? (@) Ruleagainst perpetuity Section-14 b)Xonclitional transfer Section 24 (©) Vested Interest Section-19 (@) Contingent Interest Section-21 Ans. (b) [U.P.CJ 2006] 98. Section 25 of the Transfer of Property Act deals wit oy Frcition precedent (b) Condition subsequent (© Condition collateral (4) Condition precedent and condition subsequent both Ans. (a) IMP. APO 2009} lets the farm to ‘B’ on condition that he shall ‘walk a hundred miles in an hour. The lease is void under:— (@) Section 23 of .P.A. (b) Section 24 of TPA. oo OfTPA. (4) None of the above Ans.(c) _ [UJS2016, M.P. C} 2015, CJS 2008) 95. Which of the following is the example of ‘Valid Conditional Transfer? (@) Alets farm to B on condition that he shall walk a hundred miles in an hour (6) ‘A’ transfer Rs, 500/-to 8" on condition that she shall murder ‘C’ (©) ‘A’ transfers Rs, 500/-to his niece, ifshe will desert her husband comes:— ; (4) AAansfer Rs 500/- to B on condition that he @nee ) A possible shall execute a certain lease within three months (Q Probabletohappen (4) All of the above ater’ death ‘Ans. (b) {UJs 2015) Ans. (d) ‘EMjs 2011) ‘Samarth Agrawal Books 609 Transfer of Property Act, 1882 %6, Which of the following would be a valid transfer under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882? (2) lets farm to B on condition that he shall walk a hundred miles in an hour (b) A gives Rs. 500 to B on condition that he shall marry A’s daughter C, Atthe date ofthe transfer C was dead (9. Atransfer Rs. 00 to B on condition that she shall smysterC GGA transfers Rs, 5000 t0 B on condition that he shall marry with the consent of C, D and E. E dies, B marries with the consent of C and D Ans. (@) (HP. JS 2009] ‘97. *A’ gives Rs. $00 to ‘B’ on condition that ‘B’ shall smarty A's daughter “G’. On the date of transfer ‘G” ‘was dead. The transfer is void under which sec- tion fransfer of Property Act? x. (@) Section 26 {© Secion27 (@) Section 28 ‘Ans. (a) [UJS 2006), 98. Which section embodies ‘Doctring-of Cypres’- (a) Section 25 es (9 Section 27 (@) Section 28 Ans. (b) IMP. cj2011] 99. ‘A’ transfers Rs. 5,000 to his niece B if she will desert her husband, The transfer js (@) Voidable ae © Legal (4) Enforceable ‘Aas. (b) IMP. Gj 2007] 100. In case of a transfer depending on a condition precedent, the transfer takes place when the con- eR @ fulfilled (b) Strictly fulfilled (QAtbstantally flfilled (4) Wholly fulfilled Ans. (c) IM.P. APO 2009] 101 Under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, A trans- fer Rs. 5,000 to B on condition that he shall marry with the consent of C, D and E. E dies B marries 102. X transfers Rs. 5,000 to ¥ on condition that je shall marry with the consent of A, B and ¢, y married without the consent of A, B and C bye obtains their consent after the marriage. Y hag (4) fulfilled the condition (YAG fulfilled the condition (0) substantially complied with (a) none of the above Ans. (b) IMP. CJ 2006) 103. A transfers Rs. 5,000 to B on condition that he shall marry with the consent of C, D and E. g marries without the consent of C, D and E. But obtains their consent after the marriage. Has B fulfilled the conditions? on (a) Yes (9) Cannot say (@)_ None of the above Ans. (b) (UP. Cj 2015] 104. Which one of the following statement is not cor- rect? (a) ‘A’ transfers a farm to ‘B’ for her life and if she does not desert her husband to ‘C’. ‘B’ is entitled to the farm during her life as if no condition had bega insisted. (DY transfer Rs, 50,000 to ‘B’ on condition that he shall marry with the consent of ‘C’, ‘D’ and ‘E. “B’ marries without the consent of ‘C’, ‘D’ and ‘E’ but obtains their consent after ‘marriage. The condition shall be deemed to be fulfilled as it has been substantially complied with. (6) Aliving person can transfer the property to him- self in present or in future. (d) A vested interest is not defeated by the death of the transferee before he obtains possession. Ans, (b) [U.P.C) 2013] 105, Provision based on doctrine of acceleration un~ der the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is:— with the consent of C and D, ()Afranstecis valid. (b) Transfers invalid ae (b) Section 28 (©) Transferis voidable (4) Transfer is void ‘Section 27 (d) Section 30 Ans. (a) IMP. CJ 2007, U.P. CJ 2016] Ans. (c) [UJs 2019, BJS 2016] 610 Samarth Agrawal Books ii cit Transfer of Property Act, 1882 106 ‘A’ transfer Rs, 5000 t0 B’ on condition that he shall execute a certain lease within three months afier A's death and ifhe should neglect todo so, to C.Bdies in A’s life time, Which section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 shall apply in deciding the legal right of > (a) Section 29 (b) ‘Section 26 (9 Section 25 (a) Seétion 27 Ans. (d) TUJs 2006), 107, A transfer a farm to B for his life with a proviso that, in case B cuts down a certain wood, the trans: fer shall cease to have any effect. B cuts down the wood. What will be effect of his life interest of farm? ye (b) Secures (9 Conditional loss (). Conditional secure Ans. (a) [uP.gj2015] 108. Which of the following is not correctly matched? (2) Contingent interest Section 21 (&) Direction for Section 17, cumulation (9 Pafillment of Section 30 condition subsequent (4) Priority ofights Section 48 created by transfer Ans. (c) [uys 2012] 109. Which of the following deals with the doctrine of lection? (2) Section 45 (b) Section 15 (0) Section 53A (d) 35 ‘Ans. (d) [Js 2011] 110, Which of the following provisions of the Trans. fer of Property Act provides that a person taking the benefit of instrument must also bear the bur- den? Kons (b) Section 34 (©) Section 33 (a) Section 32 [UJs 2016], I1L. “A manis not allowed to approbate and reprobate at the same time.” This rule provides basis for which of the following ? (4) Doctrine of feeding of grant by estoppel ) ine of part performance Doctrine of election (4) Rule of redeem up, foreclose down Ans. (0) [Uys 2018] 112. Doctrine of election comes under chapter of the [uP.g 2018] Ans. (b) 113, Section 35 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is applicable to @) movable property (b) immovable property (0) everykind of property hier the above Ans. (d) [uP.j2015] 114, The foundation of doctrine of election under the ‘Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is that person tak- ing the benefit of an instrument: (a fust bear the burden (b) Must not bear the burden. (©) Burden is not the subject of election (@ None of the above Ans. (a) [CJS 2019, U.P. CJ 2006, ‘PJS 2013, 2015, AJS 2011] 115. The doctrine of election is applicable to: (@) Hindus (b) Muslims (© Christians the above Ans. (d) [U.P. C} 2006] 116, If the owner of the property elects to dissent from transfer under section 35 of the Transfer of Prop- ‘erty Act, the disappointed transferee is entitled to be compensated when- (@) the transfer is gratuitous and the transferor dies before the election (b) the transfer is gratuitous and the transferor be- comes incapable of making of fresh transfer be- fore the election @ ransfer is for consideration of the above ‘ ‘Ans. (d) [M.P. APO 2009] Ans. (a) ——— ee ean Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 117. Muhammad Afzal v. Ghulam ‘Kasim (1903) ILR 843 is a leading case on which of the following? (a) Rule against perpetuity (b) Equity of redemption fe /boctrine of election (d) Doctrine of holding over Ans. (©) [UIs 2014] 118 The farm of Sultanpur is the property of worth Rs. 80000. A by an instrament of fesses to transfer it to B giving by the same instru- sent Rs 100,000 to C, A dies before the election B shall be— (a) Entited to get Rs. 20000 from C (&) Engided to get Rs, $0000 from C (c AAntitied to get Rs. 80000 from A's representative (@) Notbeentitled to get any amount from any one Ans. (©) [M.P. C) 1996, M-P. HJS 2010] 119. The provision regarding ‘apportionment by time’ {s given under which of the following Sections of the Transfer of Property Act (a) Section 35 (bY Section 36 Sand A pro- (9 Section37 (@) Section 38 Ans. (b) [ujs 2019] 120. Section 36 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is related to the (2) doctrine of election (&) doctrine of ey pres (9. dogerine of accretion (974octrine of apportionment Ans. (d) [uP.cj2016] 121. Section 37 of the Transfer of Property Act on right to proceeds of revenue compensation on acquisi- tion is based on:— (a) Doctrine of election (b) Doctrine of substituted security coperty Act- The right of a thirg tenance cannot be enforced unde ree who is- 122. Transfer of Pi person for maint Section 39 against Transfe (a) gratyjtous (0) $64 consideration without notice ofthe right (o gratuitous transferee without notice (4) for consideration but with notice of the right Ans. (b) [M.P. CJ, 2021) 123, Ahhas let house at a rent of Rs. 100 payable on the {ast date of each month. A sells house to B on the 15th of June. On 30th June what will be apportion. ment? (a) Awill get Rs. 100 (b) Byill get Rs. 100 (o/s. 50 to A and Rs. 50 to B (@) The tenant will be exempted from payment of rentin that month ‘Ans. (0) IMP. Cj 1998] 124, The transfer by ostensible owner is provided in section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882— (a) Section 38 (b) ion 39 (0) Section 40 (9 Section 41 Aas. (4) [HHJs 2011, UJS 2014, BJS 2009] 125. Which one of the following is not correctly matched? (2) Oral transfer Section 9 of the Transfer of Property Act (b) Rule against Section 14 of the perpetuity Transfer of Property Act (©) Doctrine of Section 35 of the nm Transfer of Property Act (3) Transfer by Section 40 of the Ostensible Owner Transfer of Property At Ans. (d) [UJs 2009] 126, A transfer of property by ostensible owner for considera (a) shall be void ee be valid fall not be voidable provided the transferee acted vo -of marshalling ‘in good faith i Doctrine of contribution (@) shall be voidable ‘Ans. (d) [UP.c}2006) Ans. (c) [gys 2016] 612 ‘Samarth Agrawal Books Tanger fr of Property Ac, 1882 77. The case of Jayadayal Poddar v. Bibj lated to 1°. Bibi Hazraisre. (@) Doctrine of election (b) Doctrine of part performance @Q Tran (4) Aas. (4) {U.P.C} 2015} 18, Section 41 of the T:P, Act, 1882 is the statuto application of the law of- mi by unauthorised person Gtensible owner (2) Waiver (bAtoppel (© ResJudicata (€) ResSubjudice Ans. (b) (MP. C) 2013) 28. Ram Coomar Kundoo v. Me Queen (1872)iste- lated to- {@) Lispendens (0) Sensible owner (@ Part performance (@) Mortgage ‘Ans. (b) [UJs 2002, 2018] 130, Section 41 of the Transfer of the Property Act, 1882 applies to voluntary transfer and has no ap- plication to-— (b) Contingent sale (9) Perpetuity sale (d) Priceless sale Aas. (a) [Hep.Js 2011, AJS 2011] {BL Principle lid down by the Privy Council as to the constructive notice ofthe rea ttle as provided in section 41 was re-affirmed by the Supreme Court in:— (@) Sed Abdul Khadero. Rami Reddy (0) Cunchun Jha v. Ebdaat Ali (Court sale Mona Hai Meat Kinane Doh () Ram Baran Prasad 1, Ram Mobit axa Ans. (¢) [mp. HJs 2011] 1B, Section 41 of the Transfer of Property Ach 1882is the statutory application of the law of estoppel ‘The stagement is'— aire (b) Fabe (9) Partly true (a). None of the above [UP.C} 2006] “Agrawal Books 133, Which of the following isa case involving section ean of Property Act? a) Sir Ratan Trane. Acamabad Tes Co. (b) Belay 1 Sabine (©), Prabodh Kumar v. Dantmara Tea Co (@) Tile». Moray ‘Ans. (a) [Uys 2012] 16, Rule of feeding the estoppel is contained im (2) Section 41 ofthe Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (b) Segion 42 ofthe Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (9 Section 43 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (d) None of the above Ans. (¢) [Us 2019, H.P. JS 2012), 135. Doctrine which requires that the transferor must deliver the subsequently acquired property to the transferee who acted upon his false represents tion and did harm to himself by paying money for what he could not get is called:- (@) Rule against unjust enrichment or jed consent eeding the grant by estoppel () Doctrine of substantial compliance Ans. (6) [UP.Cj.2006, 2013] 136, Section 43 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, which deals with transfer by unauthorised person who subsequently acquires interest in immovable property transferred, underlines doctrine of (@) Actionable claims. by Katoppel by deed. (Q Estoppel by election. (€) Right of preemption. ‘Ans. (b) [RIS 2019] 137, Where a person transfers property representing that he has a present interest therein, whereas he hha, in fact, only a spes successionis, the transferee js entitled to the benefit of section 43, if he has taken the transfer on the faith of that representa- tion and for consideration as section 43 and see- tion 6 (a) operate on different fields. This prin- ciple was laid down in;— (a), Rajesh Kantaa Roy Shanti Debi (b) Changin a. Ebadt Ale Hama Masi Mecara cs Kadimanindra Devi (a) Pam Bara Ram Mobit Hara [MP.HJS 2010] 613, ‘Ans. (©) Transfer of Property Act, 1882 142. The principle of 115 of the Indiai \et, fin in these sections of the Transfer of Property estoppel enunciated is Section, Evidence Act, finds its expres, 138, Section 43 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 enables a transferee to whom a transferor has made a fraudulent or erroneous representation to lay a ee eee ee (a) Secsjon 35 and Section 53-A rich the transferor may subsequently acquire in a. Ka “bekidi and WS property, provided it does not adversely affect the wy ciel ‘any subsequent purchaser for value with: (@)_ Section 35 and Section 43 acon sepia (d) Section 35, Section 43 and Section 60 out Ans. (b) [UJs 2018) (b) Which the transferee may rescind the proceeding. ‘on 44 of the Transfer of Property Act dealy (©. Which both transferor and transferee rescind a HIEYS 2011] (a) Trpnsfer by two co-owners cata Li ‘ grote by one co-owner r ie lowing is tig os ee Ps ae ae (©) Transfer by three co-owners (d) Transfer by all co-owners Ans. (b) IMP. CJ 20131 144. A co-owner of immovable property under ‘Transrfer of Property may make a (g/~alid transfer of property (b) only can give possession erty Act ABR2 whe representation must necessarily be fraudulent (b) The transferor makes a representation that he is comperent to transfer (© Transfer is ofimmovable property (@) Transferis for consideration Ans. (a) JS 2015] = eS (@) cannot make transfer of that property 10. “A, Hindu, who has separated from his father ‘B" we) sells to ‘C’ three fields “XY and ‘Z’ representing tae Usain meee these fields, «z" 48 Where immovable property is transferred for com es =o Taos ie ee sideration by persons, having distinct interest ey ae chee therein, but their interests in the property are of z ae oo the transferor are— became entitled to get equal share in the consideration (© only can give right to use for a short period fe tate to deliver ‘Z’ to him (b) entitled to get unequal share in the consideration aril © ec! {oe equal share bjt to farher tae a = s = _ er 32007 (4) none of the above neni Z diet adhe belonging to °Z'. Subse. Ans. (a) Mega) wae Gee mi Property devoreson 146, The doctrine “nemo dat quod not habet? undet { Pr ih deci th i era Serene tate | a aie rection 41, Section 42, Section 43 and Section 44 Promissory estoppel (b) Section 53 and 54 (Moctrine of feeding the grant of estoppel (©) Section 45 and Section 46 (4) Doctrine of estoppel by conduct (d) None of the above Ans. (c) [AP.Js 2011) Ans.(a) [BJS 2018, U.P. CJ 2003, 2006, 201 614 UJS 2002, 2010), Transfer of Property Aa, 1882 158. The principle of lis pendens embodied in section 164. The doctrine of liependens applies, wheres. oo oo (a) Seiejecolhasive (a) bona fide purchase (pattie policy the transfer is made during the pendency (0 avetion sale (@) Nowe ofthe store OI =n ERAN cede yori AP. JS 2012, TYS 2013, a sriim ee ae Am (61 20m (gery Sie 148, Doctrine of “lis pendens” embodied in Section 52 (b) Mecsuttuer Satu Heckim Lal Transfer of Property Act : (©) Machammad Shafi e: Mubonomd Saved (a) Invalidate the transfer of immovable property (@) Tadke Moxey during pending of the suit. ante PAR se (0, YS 2009) (b)AConly enacts thatthe purchaser pendlente lite sue 16D, The abject of the principle of lis-pendens is to : is bound by the result of the litigation. Ro Melymatnnsining heseneqen, (©) Itbar the transfer of property during pending of (b) onty restraming further lmganon. the suit. ee. (ah eprousch ha rght of coliaivd inaiiesd GA of these Ans. (b) [M.P. CJ 2018 (Ny Ans. (€) {UJS 2019] 166. The ine of ‘Lis pendens’ is applicable-— ‘461, The rule of lis pendens applies when the suit in During the pendency of the proceeding oa pe Eee (b) After filing the suit a) 1s fraudulent ma cipteas (9. After disposal of the suit pee (d) Before filing the suit sells property ad Ans. (a) (HLP. JS 2007-1, 2011) (@) & pending ina coun which doesnot havejursdi- 16742 doctrine of lis pendens would apply against ped {U)s200, m.P.c2012 ecesosest rin bt tamed eae M2 For applicability of doctrine of Lis Pendens the : a Property must be: fling of plaint. (a) Movable ‘Immovable (b) service of notice, © Bosb(a)eto) (4), None ofthese (©) appearance before the court, Ans. (b) IMP. Cj 2011) i 7 (4) hear ys 4 Daring the pendency of «suit fr recovery of an) INEPY the court 7 Property ifthe defendant transfers the ‘Ans, (a) (DHYs 2014] 168. Transfer of property nding suit thereto, the the decree can be executed against the transferee transfer shall be:— bs 3 (b) ee decree cannot be executed against the trans: ie i (the pli shoud files sh signin he (b//Affected by the decree or order of the Court ce () Megat (d) the plaintiff has no remedy (d) Infructuous ‘Ans. (a) [KJs 2011) Ans. (b) [M.P.¢) 2007] G16, Samarth Agrawal Booke 19), Cooper v. Cooper, (\B7A) relates to (1) Rulgg against property oon (9, Doctrine of part performance (4) Transfer for unborn child ‘Ans. (b) LUIS 2 191. Transferee of the part performance x i ve | protect his possession et (a) Wrong (b) Right can accure only after payment of fll consid (d) Delivery of possession is not necessary Ans. (0) [GJS 2003} 192. The doctrine of ‘part performance’ under the ‘Transfer of Property Act, 1882 does not apply to (a) oral contracts (b) standing timber (0) if sybyeet matt Af the above ‘Ans. (4) [U.P. CJ 2003] 193. Under Transfer of Property Act, 1882 which one of the following is not correctly matched? (4) Transfer by ostensible owner -Section 41 (b) Doctrine of part performance Section 53B (0) Fraudulent transfer -Section 53 (4) Doctrine of lis pendens Section 52 Ans. (b) [u.C)2015] 194, An easement is extinguished- (@) Only when ether the dominant or the srvient heritage is completely destroyed (b) Only when the same person becomes entitled 0 | the absolute ownership of the whole of the domi- | nangand servient heritages | gh (and (0) | (d) Neither (a) nor (b) Ans. (c) [ap.js2011] 195, Match List I with List 11 and selec the corest arc by using the codes given below te Tit List List (a) Condition restraining (i) Rightin rem alienation 2) (ji) Section 10 oa Trae of Property Aa, 1882 (ii) Rightin personam {o> (©) Sale (i) Seton 83 (d) Fraudulent Transfer Code: ABCD (a) Gi) (ivy (i) (b) dip Gi) (i) GD Soin @ tv) ) G) Gi) Gi) ‘Aba eh (Hp. js 2019} 196, Match List 1 with List II and select the correct ‘answer by using the Codes given below : List List ‘A. Condition Restraining () Section 4 0 alienation B. Contingentinteret (i) Section SA & PartPerformance (i) Section 10 D. Rule agains perpetuity iv) Section21 @ Codes: ow Gi) & CIN) eal. DEB. (pk a Bo CD @p AB Cc Ans. (a) [HLP. Js, 2020) 197. Match List with List-Il and select the correct answer by using the codes given below the lists-— List Lise ll ‘A. MusabarSabu. —() Partperformance & Lal Hakim Lal Bi. Madion x Aldeson (ji) Transfer by ostensible C. owner C RamComan (ji) Doctrine of election McQueen D. Mbit Dianpatiy (jw) Fraudulent transfer PA DeviPrad Covdes : 4 3 08D (@) Gi) Gi) ) fy) Gi) ii) © 0 Gi) @w) i) (a) Gis) Gi) Gi) Ans, (b) er.js2009) (b) Agreement 10 sll ———— Samarth Agrawal Books 619 Transfer of Property Aat, 1882 Which one of the following is not an essential 12. Whether simple mortgage must always be regi, clement of a Mortgage as defined under section 58(a) of TPA? (@) There must be transfer of interest vos must be promise to transfer of interest (© The interest must be of some specific immovable Property (@) The purpose of transfer must be to ensure pay: ment of a debt Ans. (b) In which of the following mortgage, the mort- gagor binds himself personally to pay the mort- ‘gage money? ximple mortgage (b) Usufructuary mortgage [UJs 2010] (Anomalous mortgage {@) Mortgage by assurance Ans. (a) [U.P.CJ 2013, MP. CJ2012] Where possession of mortgaged property is not liversit to the mortgagee, it is called:- imple mortgage (b) Usufructuary mortgage (© English mortgage (4) Mortgage by conditional sale ‘Aas. (a) IMP. HJs 2020, UJs 2012], ‘Whether a mortgagee under simple mortgage can take possession of the mortgaged property? () Yes Oe (© Only ifcourt permits (d) None of the above Ans. (b) [Mjs 2010, KCJ 2012] “Bvery sale accompanied by agreement for re- conveyance of property would not constitute mort- sage by conditional sale.” This statement is related to which section of Trans- fer of Property Act? (@) Secsjon 55 (b) Section 56 oon 58 (d) Section 60 Ans. (c) {U.P. Gj 2012} 13. 4 tere @yfes %) If value of property is more than Rs. 100 (0) Registration not necessary (a) None of the above Ans. (a) IMP. Ch 1559) Which one of the following provisions of the Transfer of Property Act relates to “usufructuay mortgage’? (@) Sestion 58(a) (b) Section 58(b) Rais (4) Section 58(¢) Ans. (0) [UJS 2008), Where the mortgagor delivers possession of the property to the mortgagee is called- (@) Simple mortgage (b) English mortgage Wis ‘mortgage (d) Anomalous mortgage Ans. (0) [HLP. Js, 2029) In which of the following mortgages, the mort gagor is required to deliver possession of the ‘mortgaged property to the mortgagee? (2) English mortgage (b) Mortgage by conditional sale ie mortgage (d) Anomalous mortgage Aas. (c) [RJ 2018] in liew of debt from ‘B’ handovers the poste sion of his house to ‘B' with a covenant to transfer of property in favour of ‘B’, but with provision for re-transfer in case of repayment of debt. This 9° of mortgage is known as:— (@) Egyitable mortgage oni sh mortgage (©) Usufructuary mortgage (@) Mortgage by conditional sale ‘Ans. (b) IS 2016, M.P. HJS201h los 7008) ‘Samarth Agrawal Books bis 1. 18 B. a Tran er of Property Aa, 1482 The mortgagee has the right o sell the mortgaged 22. ‘Th ve monty a intervention of the Court (a) English mortgage (b) Simple mortgage {Anomalous mortgage (4) Mortgage by conditional sale Ans. (a) 1H.0.Js, 2000) Where mortgagee is entitled to enjoy the benefits ‘of the mortgaged property in liew of interest on debt, the mortgage is called {@) simple morgage (b) cquijable mortgage fesufructuary Mortgage (@) english mortgage Ans. () [0}s2011) In case of usufructuary mortgage, the mortgagee js placed in possession, he has a right to receive the rents and other profits-— (a) Tillehpcontractis rescinded Orn: mortgage money is paid (0) Fors fixed period of 30 years (4) Fora fixed period of 9 years ‘Ans. (b) _ [M.P.C} 2010, 2012, 2006, .P.)82011 ‘Where the mortgagor delivers, possession ofthe mortgaged property to the mortgagee authoriz- ing him to retain such posssssion until payment ofthe mortgagee money and to recive the eat and profits accruing therefrom. Such a mortgaage is called:— (a) Moatructuary morgage 16) Simple mortgage (@ Anomalous mortgage (4) English mortgage Ans. (a) jou ys2019, MP0) 208) ‘Under which one ofthe following sections of the “Transfer of Property Act Baglish mortagage be been defined? a mn. 58(¢) (b) Section 58(4) (©) Section 58) (a) Section 5800) [ujs 2014] A Mortgage by deposit of tthe des jorision for of the mortgaged property with # pr retransfer i (0) mortgage by sale conditions ale (b) equpable morreree (english morgane (d) anomalous mortgage Ans, (¢) [Kss2011) reds is called~ (4) Anomalous mortgage (b) English mortgage grou mortage (@) Unufreturary mortgage Ans. (0) [MPC 1996, 200, 2014, js. 2004, MP. HJ 2008, U9S 2910) Under Transfer of Property Act, which ofthe fol Fowing mortgage with value of Rs 100/- or above is not compulsorily registrable? (a) Simple mortgage (b) Mortgage by Conditional Sale (©) English mortgage (gy Mortgage by Deposit of ttledeeds ‘Ans. (d) [M.P. C) 2014, ‘UjS 2009, BJS2013) ‘Tomakea mortgage for hundred rupees or upward valid, it should be registered, signed by the mortgagor and atcsted by atleast two witneses but it is not applicable in the case of (@) English mortgage (b) Simple mortgage © Us mortgage AAorigage by deposit of tte deeds Ans. () {iar FYS, 2020] Writing and registration ae not required i which ‘one of the following mortgages? (@) Usufructuary morgage Monee by deposit of ttle deeds (0 Simple mortgage (4) English mortgage ‘Ans. (b) {ByS, 2020] Transfer of Property Act 1882 In which case of the Supreme Court haas held 32, ‘A transfers his property to ‘B’ by mortgage y, the condition that for ten years ‘B’ Ba evi 27. “that the Mortgage was valid even though no part z a”? mortgage money from the income of the ‘of mortgage money has been advance"? erty and thereafter ‘A’ shall redeem the op. (a) Lal t. Pho! Chand, ATR 1970 SC 546 by making the payment of remaining Perey Avate of Kerala 2. Cochin Refine, AIR 1968 SC This mortgage is ntag on (4) Mosigage by conditional sale (0) Raghunath x. Kedar Nath, AIR 1969 SC 1316 Wy malous mortgage @ a Punjab & Sindh Bank Lid, 1933 Lah 1S Simple mortgage Ad) English mortga Ans. (b) {H.P. JS 2018) i wr ie ns. 28. A mortgage which is not a simple mortgage, 4 ss (US ang tp chitosan woufructunry °% Undertbe Transfer of Property Act personal oj. Gailagighs tx english mortgage oe A wortange by gation to pay mortgage money accrues in- deposit of tithe deeds is called .. (a) Usufructuary mortgage @A (b) Mortgage by conditional sale b)/An anomalous mortgage (Simple and English mortgages (0) Agreement of morgage (d) Simple mortgage only {@) None of the above Ans. (c) [M.P. APO 2009) ‘Ans. (b) [aJs 2012] 34. Where the principal money secured is one bus. 28. Which one of the following may fall under dred rupees or upwards, a mortgage other than * 5 mortgage by deposit of the deed can be effected nly by: (2) Only morgage usufrucuary by conditional sale ST oe woes (a) registered instrument oes ) and (b) . (b) signed by the mortgagor intone ee by atleast two witnesses as ee all of the above 30, Which is mot specifically mentioned as a kind of a ae in the Transfer of Property Act, 18827 °° Which one of the following mortgage docs sat vitable require writing and registration? (©) Anomalous Mortgage (@) Usufructuary mortgage (© Mortgage by deposit of title deeds (b) Simple mortgage (@) English Mortgage ee mortgage Ans. (8) [95 2006) (Mortgage by deposit of title deeds Ans, 3h Which ou ofthe following kind of mortgage is 36, ae @ {UJs 2009, BJS 2013) cree edi sein 5 ofthe Tease of Prop we of the following transfer is valid'— oh ass ‘An unregistered usufructuary mortgage for RS. 9% ee (b) An unregistered gift of immovable property () mortgage the value of Rs, 99 ‘Simple English mortgage © fas oral lease of immovable property from yeat (d) Mortgage by deposit of title deeds Ans. (c) (A) An oral assignment of debts (AS 2012} Ans. (a) ai IMP. Pcs 1996, CJS 2004] Samarth Agrawal Books ». a 2. Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 tion canpot be a mortgage this was laid down in. (a) bunchun Jha v. Sheth Ihadat Ali (6) BeriRam w Kundan (0, Raja Kishandat Raja Mumtaz Al (4) Musabar Sabu, Haima Ans. (a) IMP.) 1996) Right of redemption arises in the,case of» () gifts Bae (9 lease (4) exchange ‘Ans. (b) {OJs 2011) From the following who cannot sue for redemp- tion of the mortgaged property:— (@) Themortgagor Oran (© Surety forthe payment of the mortgagedebt (¢) Creditor of the mortgagor who has in a suit for the administration of his estate obtained a decree for sale of the mortgaged property Ans. (b) [gs 2016} ‘The mortgagor's right to redeem the mortgaged property accrues:- (2) atapy time after the mortgage Okc et due (9. stany time when the mortgagor wants (@) at any time mortgagee demands the money ‘Aas. (b) [UJs 2009] Right of redemption can be exercised (2) only by paying the mortgage money to the mort- pagee. (6) only by depositing the mortgage money in court. a ae for redemption. ofthese [Uys 2019) Ans, (d) Who among the following persons may not re- deem the mortgaged property? (a) Any person having interest in property (b) Any surety for payment of the mortgaged debt 1. (4) morgagor’s sight to inspection and production of documents Frontpage’ right of forecloware or sale (9. mortgagor's right to redeem separately o siz taneously , (d) All ofthese ‘Ans. (b) [UJs 2018) Which among the following is fase statement shout the term “Clog on Redemption” (a) Itis an absolute right (b) It is statutory right (ER (@) Any condition contained in morgage deed, whic obstructs the right of redemption will be null and void Ans. (c) (MP. 2016) “Once a mortgage, always a mortgage” means (a) Mortgagor has no right to assign right of redemp- tion to any person (b) Mortgagee has no right to assign the mortgagee debt to any other person (0). Mortgage cannot be redeemed after the expiry of 2 od he eerie Ans. (d) [Uys 2015] The principle “Once a mortgage always 2 mort- sage”, a principle based on equity, justice and good conscience, was for the first time evolved in— (0) Harri. Harris i (©) Setb Ganga Dhar v. Shankarlal (A) Reve w Lie ‘Ans, (b) (UJS 2019, HLP. JS 2012) “Redemption is the heart of mortgage’ was ob- served by ir (©) Anycteditor ofthe mortgagor en (0) Lord Davey spa eee rd Halsbury (@) None of the above Ans. (d) [Uys 2016] Ans. (c) (us 2014) Samarth Agrawal Books as Transfer of Property Ac, 1882 48. Which ofthe following cases is related to the right 53. Whether 4 mortgagor of redemption? (0) Stanley» Wilde (b) Neth e Ricr (0). Kreglinger ©: New Pentagomia Moat and Cold Storagr ‘All the abowe cases ‘Ans. (@) [U.P.G) 2006} In which of the section of Transfer of Property ‘Act, the "Doctrine of Consolidation’ is incorpo- rated? sama Kamat {@ Section &2 (d) Section 63 ‘Ans. (b) {UJS 2006} ‘SO. A mortgagor who has executed two or more mort- ages in favour of the same mortgagee, in absence ‘of contract to the contrary- {a) Asbound to redeem all such mortgages together {fo) lemotentitied to redeem any one such mortgage ‘separately, (© Is bound to redeem at least rwo such mortgages {@) Ae entitled to redeem any one such mortgage sepa- rately, or any two or more of such mortgages to- gether ae [MP.C) 2001] ‘51. Which of the following section/sections deals/ deal with accession to mortgaged property? @) Section 63 &) 70 ec . (d) Section 634 ane) [UJs 2012} 52 Mortgaged property in possession of the mort- ‘pee has, during che continuance of the mort- ‘8a8¢ received any accession upon redemption in the absence of a contract to the contrary, Who shall be entitled to such accession? OArwes (© Mortgagee and mortgagor in eq share (4) None ofthe above —_e IMP. aa a 57. can make lease of the mong, gaged property? (4) Abyplutely Yes Wenith certain conditions provided by the Tying fet of Property Act. (9) No. (d) None of the above. Ans. (b) [MJS 2010 In case of Mortgaged lease, if the mortgagor of. {ains a renewal of the lease, the mortgagor upoq, redemption:— (2) Shgll not have the benefit of new lease (Shall have the benefit of new lease (0) Shall have the benefit of previous lease (d) None of the above Ans. (b) (HP. Js261) Section 65 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 contains provisions relating to:— (3Y/Implied contracts by mortgagor (b) Implied contracts by mortgagee (©) Marashalling of securities (4) Rights of unufructuary mortgagor | a, (HEP. JS 202] Improvements to mortgaged property is provided in which of following section of T.P. Act: (@) Section 63 ( A (©) Section 65 (@) Section 65A Ans. (b) (b) Section 66 (d) Section 68 (0 Right to recover possession (@) Right to inspect document : Ans. (a) Trani of Property Ady 1402 $9 AriahL(@ oblain «decree from the court that eh wwortgagor shall be absolutely debavved of hie Hight (0 redeem the mortgaged property Ie caltedioy WTR Fovectowure (6) aright forclaipy (0 avight for vemption (l) aright forsale ‘Ans. (0) ING.) 2006, 4.7.48 2012, 98 2015), Under Transfer of Property Act 18H remy of ‘Yorcclovure’ is available under which one of the following mortgages? c Monge by conditional sae (b) English mortgage (0 Usufructuary mortgage () Simple mortgage ‘Ans(a)—— [M.PLJS 2020, U.P. G) 2013, 2016, MP, APO 2009, UJS 2002), In Transfer of Property Act, rights and Habiltis ‘of mortgagee is provided under (a) Section 55t087—_(b)_ Section 61 1065 sites 67t077 (d) Section 78 Aas. (6) [cys 2014] ‘The Mortgagee has a right to sue for the mort- ‘gage money in the following cases namely. (a) Section 68(1)(c) where the mortgagee is depr ‘of the whole or part of his security by or in conse quence ofthe wrongful actor default ofthe mort wgor (b) Section 68(1)(d) where, the mortgagee being en- titled to possession of the mortgaged property, the mortgagor fil to diver the same to him or to secure the possesion thereof to him without disturbance by the mortgagor or any person claim Jing ypder a ttl superior to that ofthe mortgagor Teva snd (0) (d) None of the above Ans. (c) {KGS 2012) 63. Which section of Txansfer of Property Act pro- vides the provisions relating to appointment of a. receiver? (4, Which one of the following provisions of Trans fer of Propetty Act, 1882 provides the statutory ‘duties gf « mortgagee in possession? WPean'l () Section 77 (0) Section 74 (a) Section 79 ‘Ane. (0) [Ups 2019, U.P. C2008, 2015) 65, Which one of the following sections of Transfer of Property Act deals with doctrine of ‘substituted security’? (1) Section 68 (b) Section 70 (Section 71 (4) Kaion 3 ‘Ans.(d) (8952020, U.P. CJ 2018, USS 2002, HP. JS 2006} 65, Which one of the following Sections provides statutory duties of a mortgagee in possession un- der the Transfer of Property Act ? (4) Section 78. (y-Ation 16 (0 Section 77 (d) Section 79 Ans. (b) [UJs 2919 61. "Therule entitling a subsequent mortgagee to com- pel prior mortgagee of two properties to satisfy the latter's mortgagee’s debt out of the property ‘not mortgaged to the former is called the rule of ) Subrogation (©) Contribution (0 Mablling (4) Tacking Ans. () 68, Rule relating to marshalling securite in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, under-— () 40

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