Property Law
Lesson Plan
Name : Jayashree Mark - 100
Sub : Property Law
Class : II Sem. / 3years LLB
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Topic |
PB1 Page No. |
PB2 Page No. |
RB1 Page No. |
RB2 Page No. |
No. of Classes |
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Unit – I |
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15 |
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1 |
General principles of transfer of property by Act of parties |
18 |
46 |
31 |
48 |
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2 |
Concept and meaning of transfer of property |
21 |
53 |
31 |
56 |
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3 |
Persons competent to transfer operation of transfer |
32-37 |
78-88 |
48-55 |
74-82 |
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4 |
Conditions restaining alienations and restrictions repuganat to the interest created |
38-43 |
89-86 |
56-61 |
83-87 |
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5 |
Rate against perpetuity |
51-61 |
101-104 |
64-71 |
96-100 |
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6 |
Direction for accumulation |
68-69 |
116-118 |
73-74 |
106-108 |
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7 |
Vested interest and contingent interest |
71-77 |
123-133 |
75-81 |
109-119 |
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Unit –II |
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15 |
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1 |
Doctrine of Election |
88-94 |
156-163 |
91-96 |
136-138 |
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2 |
Ostenible owner and co-owner |
110-120 |
176-210 |
107-110 |
150-169 |
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3 |
Apportionment |
95-96 |
164-167 |
96-99 |
141-143 |
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4 |
Priority of rights –Rent paid to holder under defective will Improvements made by bonafide holder |
122-126 |
215-220 |
131-135 |
176-180 |
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5 |
Doctrine of lis-pendes |
127-143 |
229-253 |
136-158 |
186-196 |
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6 |
Frauduleat transfer |
127-143 |
254-272 |
159-166 |
197 |
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7 |
Part performance |
127-143 |
273-288 |
167-181 |
207-224 |
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Unit – III |
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15 |
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1 |
Mortgage of immovable property Definitions, Kinds & its features |
183-203 |
349-393 |
226-252 |
256-279 |
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2 |
Rights and liabilities of mortgagor and mortgage |
203-257 |
399-526 |
256-283 |
284-360 |
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Topic |
PB1 Page No. |
PB2 Page No. |
RB1 Page No. |
RB2 Page No. |
No. of Classes |
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3 |
Priorities of securities |
259-263 |
527-532 |
328-329 |
361-363 |
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4 |
Marshalling and contribution |
265-267 |
534-537 |
331-334 |
366-372 |
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5 |
Charges |
296-298 |
604-614 |
358-362 |
390-397 |
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Unit – IV |
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15 |
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1 |
Sale of immovable property. Rights & liabilities of seller and buyers before and after completion of sale |
153-159 |
289-303 |
189-222 |
225-240 |
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2 |
Lease : Definition |
303-307 |
627-373 |
367-372 405-408 |
398-412
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3 |
Rights and liabilities |
308-323 |
679-681 |
416-428 |
414-426 |
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4 |
Determination of holding over |
324-340 |
734-769 |
437-439 |
427-438 |
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5 |
Exchange: Definition and mode |
342-345 |
779-783 |
472-475 |
442-446 |
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6 |
Actionable claim |
356 |
805-824 |
496-498 |
462 |
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7 |
Gift : Meaning mode of transfer universal gifts – Onerous gifts etc |
346 |
784-802 |
476-495 |
447-459 |
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Unit – V |
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No. of Classes |
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Indian Trust Act |
PB3 & RB3 |
11 |
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1 |
Law of Trusts with fiduciary relations |
5-6 |
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2 |
Definition of Trust and its comparison with Debt, Bailment, Ownership, Agency and Contracts |
7-10 |
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3 |
Kinds of Trust |
15-30 |
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4 |
Creation of Trust |
50-59 |
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5 |
Appointment of Trustees |
61-62 |
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6 |
Duties and liabilities of Trustees |
63-73 |
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7 |
Rights and powers of Trustees |
75-83 |
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8 |
Disabilities of Trustees |
84-93 |
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9 |
Rights and liabilities of the beneficiary |
95-103 |
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10 |
Vacating the office |
106-110 |
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11 |
Extraction of Trusts |
111-112 |
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Total |
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81 |
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Note : RB1 - Shukla – Transfer of property Act,
RB2 - Sinha – Transfer of property
RB3 - M.P. Tandon – Indian Trust Act
PB1 - Subba Rao – Transfer of property
PB2 - Mulla – Transfer of property Act, 1982
PB3 - M.P. Tandon – Indian Trust Act
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