Property Law by University of Delhi
This note include the topics like movable or Immovable Property, attestation, Meaning of Transfer of Property, What Kind of Property can be transferred, Conditional transfer, Transfer for the benefit of unborn persons, Vested and Contingent interests, Transfer during pendency of litigation, Mortgage, Lease and License.
Author(s): University of Delhi
204 Pages
Study Material for Property Law
This PDF covers the following topics related to Property Law and enables one to understand the different types of transfer recognized by law. They shall have a clear idea about the various types of transfer like sale, mortgage, lease, exchange gift & actionable claim. They shall also become familiar to the various requirements of a valid transfer. They shall also understand in detail the effect of various elements like conditions, election, and apportionment on the transfer. They shall also understand the status of a transfer when made by certain other persons.
Author(s): V.S. Billagi, Asst. Prof. , K.L.E.Society's Law College, Chikodi
112 Pages
South African property law regulates the rights of people in or over certain objects or things. Property law straddles private and public law, and hence this note covers not only private law relations in respect of particular types of legal objects that are corporeal or incorporeal, but also public law relations with a proprietary character, and the resultant rights and interests.
Author(s): Wikipedia.org
NA Pages
This note explains the nature and purpose of intellectual property law. It also explains the historical perspectives of intellectual property law.
Author(s): National Open University of Nigeria
145 Pages
What is Property An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government
This note explains the following topics: Occupation and civil law as efficient bases of property, Labor as the efficient cause of the domain of property, Sychological exposition of the idea of justice and in justice, and a determination of the principle of government and of right.
Author(s): P. J. Proudhon
300 Pages
