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Property Law Project: 'TPA deals only with immovable property'
The research paper would be an analysis of the scope of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 in relation to its applicability over movable and immovable property in India. It would essentially seek to prove or disprove the hypothesis that “Transfer of Property Act deals only with immovable property.” Most of the provisions of the Act relate to immovable property, though some of them provide for movable property as well. All these aspects would be looked into and the thus, the research work would provide an insight into the kinds of transfer dealt with in the Act and their applicability to movable and immovable property as such.
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