Property Law - I

A residential building can be converted into a non-residential property after taking permission from the Prescribed Authority.

Option (3) is correct. If a tenant has been guilty of misconduct or nuisance to neighbourhood or has done such act as may impair the value of the building or unable to occupy the building within a said period, then these can be the ground for such notice.

The name and address of a tenant is not required. Thus, (1) is the correct option. Other particulars are required.

Option (2) is correct. If a owner needs to carry out building work for govenment purposes or to carry repair or re-building work, then he can take steps for eviction of property.

It is a lease agreement. A lease is the transfer of right to enjoy such property for a certain time. Thus, (2) is the correct option. A sale is the transfer of right for uncertain or indefinite period of time until such rights are further sold. A mortgage is the security for a loan agreement.

Section 41 is not applicable if the ostensible owner has transferred the property without consideration. Thus, (4) is the correct answer.

The right is available until the rent is paid. Thus, (1) is the correct option. There is no condition of recession of contract.

The mortgager will have the benefit of new lease in this case. Thus, (2) is the correct option. The previous lease has already expired. Thus, (3) cannot be the correct option. (1) is incorrect because such benefits are applicable.

As per Section 6 of act, it means to have chances of succeeding to hereditary property. It is not the property of another person. Thus option (1) is the correct answer.

The claim of S is contingent. Its validity depends upon the life of A. Thus (2) is correct option.

The property may be transferred without writing in every case where writing is not expressly required by law.
Thus (1) is correct.
So, option (2) is incorrect which specifies only written transfers.
Option (3) is incorrect as there are oral provisions of transfer.

It is a suit where the plaintiff holds the property in which he has pecuniary interest. There are many defenders pleading against each other. Section 88 says that such a person can claim against all the claimants. It further says if any suit is pending in which rights of all parties can be properly decided, no such interpleader suit shall be instituted. Thus (4) is the correct option.

Option (1) is correct. It is applicable to transfer to property. It is not concerned with law of contract, crime and torts.

It is the joint property in Hindu undivided family. Thus (1) is the correct option. It is not the self acquired or separate property.

This period is 30 years. Thus (1) is the correct option. The period of 12 years is applicable if it is for afterwards transfer for a consideration. The period is 3 years to recover surplus collection.