GRANT BY ESTOPPEL [Transfer of property act] by: Prerna Agarwal Bballb1834 6th semester Section 43 says -Where a person Fraudulently or erroneously represents that he is authorized to transfer certain property & Professes to transfer such property for consideration Such transfer shall ,at the option of the INTRODUC transferee ,operate on any interest which the transferor may acquire in TION such property at any time during which the contract subsists. The doctrine of feeding the grant by estoppel is based on the maxim ‘nemo dat quod nonhabet which implies that no one can give to another, which he himself does not possess’. This general rule lays down that no property can be transferred by any person who is not authorized to do so. ESTOPPEL The doctrine of feeding the grant by estoppel compels a man to BY DEED perform when the performance becomes possible. It does give the transferor the option of going ahead with the transfer, it then completely depends upon the transferee if he is still willing to go ahead with the transfer after the transfer becomes a viable option. Fraudulent or erroneous representation- (dishonest, deceitful, wrong,untrue) the benefit of this section cannot be availed by the transferee if he did not believe the representation to b true & act upon that. Transfer for consideration- ESSENTITA Not applicable for gratuitious tranfers. Only transfer for LS value(mortgages,sale,exchange,leases)but not charges or gifts. subsequent acquisition- of interest it shall pass to transferee at their option &time during which contract subsists(unless rescinded or extinguished) Acc. To sec.6(a) chance of heir apparent to get the property in future is a non transferable right(void ab intio)but acc. To sec 43 validates SECTION:6 transfer made without title when the transferor subsequently acquires the property. & SECTION:43 JUMMA MASJID v/s Facts- heir apparent sold his would be share I joint property to M for rs300,became entitled to property later-M invoked 43,other part KODIMANI- contended its void ab initio Held –M entitled to get protection and SC observed that Sec.6(a)- ANDRA rule of substantive law &sec.43 based on estoppel (rule of DEVIAH evidence)