INTRODUCTION The registering officer has certain duties regarding the registration of the documents. When a document is presented for registration to the registering officer, he endorses every document presented before him, the date, place of registration, and signature of the person presenting such document, and gives a receipt for such document to the person presenting … Read more
INTRODUCTION The role of a trustee regarding the trust is of a custodian. A trustee is regarded as the servant of the trust and he follows the trust deed (instrument of trust) in carrying out his duties. There are certain rights given by the Trust Act 1882 to the beneficiary. The trustee must keep in … Read more
INTRODUCTION Under Land Revenue Act 1967, the review is not an alternative for appeal. The Revenue authorities are empowered to review their orders. The review is a re-consideration of the sanctity of the order passed by the revenue authorities. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Section 163 Land Revenue Act 1967. MEANING OF REVIEW The term review … Read more
INTRODUCTION A remedy can be availed by the person when the concerned officer refuses to do so. Sub-registrar can refuse to register a document on account of various grounds. Under the Registration Act. He can also refuse to register a document without assigning any reason. A person whose registration has been refused can avail himself … Read more
INTRODUCTION The role of a trustee regarding the trust is of a custodian A trustee is regarded as the servant of the trust and he follows the trust deed (instrument of trust) in carrying out his duties. There are certain rights given by the Trust Act. 1882 to the beneficiary. The trustee must keep in … Read more
INTRODUCTION The revenue officer has the power of erecting boundary marks after making the survey of the land. Such boundary marks are erected at the time of the division of the estate. Such boundary marks refer to the area on the land on which the land owner exercises his right of ownership. Any person who … Read more
INTRODUCTION Tenancy means a parcel of land held by the tenant of a landlord under one lease or one set of conditions. The tenancy is not only created by express contract but also by Implication or by the conduct of parties. The establishment of the right of occupancy has become an old concept. With the … Read more
INTRODUCTION The Trust Act does not affect the Islamic law as to “Waqf”, or the mutual relation of the members of an undivided family as determined by any customary or personal law or applies to public or private religious or charitable endowments or to trust to distribute prizes taken in war among the captors and … Read more
INTRODUCTION Under the Punjab Tenancy Act, of 1887, a tenant having the right of occupancy can be ejected on different grounds. The procedure of ejectment is described in this act. A tenant shall not be ejected without following the procedure described under the Punjab Tenancy Act, of 1887. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Sections 39, 40, 41, … Read more
INTRODUCTION The letter of administration entitles the administrator to all rights belonging to the intestate as effectually as if the administration had been granted at the moment after his death. If the deceased has died intestate and was a Hindu, Muhammadan, Buddhist, Sikh or Jaina or an exempted person, administration of his estate may be … Read more
INTRODUCTION The appointment of the referee is of great importance during a dispute between landlord and tenant. Mostly in villages, the rent is paid to the Landlords by the tenants by way of sharing the produce. This kind of rent is known as Batai and Zabti rent. According to Punjab Tenancy Act its the right … Read more
Meaning of Probate Section 2(f) of the Succession Act 1925 defines Probate Probate means the copy of a will that is certified under the seal of a court of competent jurisdiction with a grant of administration to the estate of the testator. Rules as to Probate Probate shall be granted only to an executor appointed … Read more
INTRODUCTION By the enforcement of the Punjab Tenancy Agreement Act VII of 1952 the occupancy night has become very limited Section 115 of the Punjab Tenancy Act, 1887. This provision has been introduced by the Act (VIl) of 1952 which describes the limits on the holding for personal cultivation. This section tells about the procedure … Read more
Introduction Civil laws, also known as civil law systems or civil codes, form a foundational part of the legal systems in many countries worldwide. These laws are distinct from criminal laws and govern disputes between individuals, organizations, or entities, focusing on contracts, property, family matters, and personal injury. In this comprehensive article, we will delve … Read more
Introduction Cyber laws have become increasingly essential in today’s interconnected and digital world, where technology is an integral part of our daily lives. These laws regulate the use of technology, the internet, and electronic devices, ensuring that individuals, businesses, and governments operate within a legal framework that promotes online safety, privacy, and security. This comprehensive … Read more
Introduction Environmental laws are a crucial framework societies worldwide have established to regulate and protect our natural environment. These laws play a fundamental role in preserving the planet’s ecosystems, ensuring public health and safety, and addressing the pressing challenges posed by pollution, habitat destruction, climate change, and biodiversity loss. This article delves into the concept … Read more
INTRODUCTION Improvement means with reference to tenancy any work which is brought about either by the landlord or by the tenant. The rights and duties of landlord and tenant towards improvement are described in the Punjab Tenancy Act 1887. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Sections 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 68 Punjab Tenancy Act 1887. DEFINITION … Read more
PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932 Q# MINOR AS A PARTNER Introduction Relevant Provisions Definition of Minor Can a Minor Become a Partner? Pre-Requisites for Minor to be a Partner Consequences Rights of Minor as Partner Duties of Minor as partner Position of Minor on Attaining Majority Conclusion Q# REGISTRATION OF A FIRM Introduction Meaning Definition Objects of … Read more
INTRODUCTION Compensation is that amount which is necessary to restore an injured party to his former position. Therefore compensation is the money that a court or other tribunal orders to be paid by a person whose acts or omissions have caused loss or injury to another person. RELEVANT PROVISION Sections 70 to 73 deal … Read more
INTRODUCTION The technical Arabic term for its Anglo-Mohammedan equivalent “pre-emption” is “SHUFAA”, which literally means “adding” or “preference”. Pre-emption is village communities in British India and its origin in the Mohammedan Law as to pre-emption and was apparently unknown in India before the time of the Mughal rulers. In the course of time, customs of … Read more
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