Fundamentals of Property Law
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Workshop
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Level
Intermediate
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
12 Weeks
Enrol in this Programme and learn to:
• Understand the basic concepts of the laws that govern property in India;
• Examine the distinctions between movable and immovable property;
• Analyse important concepts such as contingent and vested interests, the transfer of property, and the rule against perpetuity, amongst others;
• Study the important provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and other related legislation such as the Indian Easements Act, 1882;
• Identify how other legal provisions relating to evidence, registration, stamping and procedure affect property and property transactions;
• Distinguish and analyse different kinds of transfers including mortgages, leases and sale of immovable property; and
• Explore inheritance laws and the devolution of property in India.
Reviews
Subjects
- Property Law
- Property Rights
- Property Laws
- Property Tax
- Property Insurance
- Law
- Lawyer
- Law Legal
- Law Public
- Law Rights
- Law Firm
- Law Studies
- Law and Commerce
- Law for Business
- Law and Business
Teachers and trainers (1)
Suhasini Rao Kashyap
Faculty
Suhasini graduated from ILS Law College, Pune and started her career with litigation at the High Court of Rajasthan in Jaipur. Her strengths in civil litigation were further honed in Delhi, where she was associated with a law firm from its initial days. She then moved to the corporate space,where she handled global legal compliance and employee regulations for an IT MNC. To complement the Diploma in European Union Laws that she holds from the University of Athens, Suhasini then went on to earn an LLM from the United Nations Inter-regional Criminal and Justice Research Institute,Italy
Course programme
P R O G R A M M E O U T L I N E
Unit 1: Introduction to Property Law
• Examine the definition and ambit of ‘property’.
• Explore the different types of property, namely tangible and intangible property, and movable and immovable property.
Unit 2: Introduction to the Laws Governing Immovable Property
• Understand the relevance of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, its application and important topics governed by it.
• Examine different legislation directly relevant to transactions of real estate.
• Study other related laws such as registration, evidence, and urban land ceiling.
Unit 3: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 and some General Rules of Transfer
• Study certain specific and important provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.
• Analyse the interpretation clause under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.
Unit 4: Vested and Contingent Interests and the Rule Against Perpetuity
• Study in detail the concepts of vested and contingent interests.
• Explore the different conditions that operate to enable the transfer of interest in property.
• Learn about long-term leases as well as reversion to State.
Unit 5: Doctrine of Election, Apportionment, Lis Pendens and Estoppel
• Analyse the doctrine of estoppel, which plays an important role in the substantive and procedural aspects of the transfer of property.
• Study the transfer of property through apportionment.
• Learn about lis pendens and how it affects property rights.
Unit 6: The Laws of Easements
• Study the Indian Easements Act, 1882 and other legal provisions that govern the rights of way.
• Examine riparian rights over agricultural lands.
Unit 7: Procedures and Remedies
• Identify the remedies available for disputes involving property transactions.
• Examine relevant procedural laws and dispute resolution methods.
Unit 8: Inheritance of Property
• Learn about devolution of property and study the inheritance of property under personal laws.
• Examine state legislation regulating ownership of real estate.
Additional information
Fundamentals of Property Law