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Property can not be transferred by registered deed if previo

when property is transferred by unregistered deed ,it can not be subsequently transferred by registered deed

 
 Privy Council in Frederick Emmanuel Abeyesundera v. Ceylon Exports Ltd., AIR 1936 PC 259 in which it was held that a father who had transferred certain property to his son by a deed of gift, which was unregistered, cannot subsequently deprive the son of the said property by subsequently transferring it to another person by a registered deed; and to Krishna Sahoo v. Maung, AIR 1930 Rangoon 188, in which it was held that a subsequent registered purchaser cannot avail himself of the registration of his deed against a prior unregistered purchase of which he has notice.
Delhi High Court
Smt.Gita Abhyankar vs Sh.Vikram Abhyankar & Ors. on 7 April, 2010
Author: Reva Khetrapal

1. By this order, it is proposed to decide IA No.7030/2004 filed by the plaintiff under Order XXXIX Rules 1 and 2 CPC; IA No.8157/2004 CS(OS) 1166/2004 Page No. 1 of 42 filed by the defendant No.1 under Section 151 CPC for clarification of the order dated 15.10.2004; IA 3857/2005 for preponement of the date of hearing (it having become infructuous); IA No. 4671/2005 under Section 151 CPC filed by the defendant no.1 for renewal of the lease deed; IA No. 4702/2007 filed by Defendant no.1 for release of the rent and IA No. 8753/2008 U/O XL Rule 1 filed by the plaintiffs.

https://www.lawweb.in/2012/08/when-property-is-transferred-by.html

 



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