The Registration Act, 1908 is a cornerstone legislation in India governing the registration of documents relating to immovable property and certain other transactions. This book provides a comprehensive commentary on the Act, analyzing statutory provisions, registration procedures, legal formalities, and judicial interpretations to ensure a practical understanding of property registration law.
It covers key topics including the types of documents requiring registration, the duties of registering officers, procedures for voluntary and compulsory registration, consequences of non-registration, and provisions for recording and indexing deeds. The book also discusses the legal effect of registered and unregistered documents, the transfer of property, contracts, wills, and other instruments that impact property rights and ownership.
Written in clear, accessible legal language, this text is an invaluable resource for lawyers, law students, property consultants, real estate professionals, and government officials. By integrating statutory provisions with practical guidance and case law analysis, it equips readers to navigate registration procedures effectively, ensure legal compliance, and safeguard property rights. This commentary emphasizes the Act’s significance in promoting transparency, preventing disputes, and upholding the enforceability of property-related documents in India.






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