The Transfer of Property Act, 1882

The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 is one of the foundational texts of Indian property law, governing the manner in which rights in immovable and certain movable properties are created, transferred, or extinguished. This book provides a structured and comprehensive treatment of the Act, covering key concepts such as interest in property, vested and contingent rights, conditions, restrictions, and modes of transfer. It discusses in depth the legal framework surrounding sale, mortgage, lease, exchange, gift, and actionable claims, supported by leading Supreme Court and High Court judgments. Designed with clarity and precision, the commentary highlights the purpose and effect of each provision, making it easier for readers to interpret complex statutory language. Practical examples, explanations of Latin maxims, and comparative notes with English and American principles enhance conceptual understanding. The book also addresses common issues arising in conveyancing, property disputes, and day-to-day legal practice. With its blend of legal theory, judicial interpretation, and practical insights, this edition serves as an indispensable reference for lawyers, judges, law students, conveyancers, and professionals dealing with real estate transactions and property rights.