OVERVIEW

Mulla: The Transfer of Property Act is a leading professional legal reference on the law relating to transfer of property in India. Originally authored by Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla and presented in the 14th Edition 2024, this authoritative work is revised by Justice Anand Venkatesh and Lakshmi Narayanan Venkatachari and published by LexisNexis.

This comprehensive Transfer of Property Act book is designed for detailed study and professional reference on property-transfer principles, transactions and related legal concepts. It is particularly useful for advocates, legal practitioners, law students India, researchers and professionals dealing with property law and civil litigation.

For judiciary aspirants, this book can serve as an advanced property-law guide for judiciary exam preparation and conceptual study. Its authoritative treatment makes it a valuable addition to a professional law library and an excellent choice for anyone looking for a specialised law book India covering the Transfer of Property Act.

KEY FEATURES

• Title: Mulla: The Transfer of Property Act
• 14th Edition 2024 as clearly visible on the book cover
• Original Author: Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla
• Revised By: Justice Anand Venkatesh & Lakshmi Narayanan Venkatachari
• Publisher: LexisNexis
• Subject: Transfer of Property Law / Property Law
• Comprehensive Legal Reference: Designed for detailed academic and professional study
• Professional Use: Suitable for advocates, legal practitioners and property-law researchers
• Exam Relevance: Useful for law students and judiciary examination preparation
• Format: Hardbound, based on the rigid cover and substantial binding visible in the images

WHAT THIS BOOK COVERS

• Transfer of Property Act, 1882
• Fundamental principles governing transfer of property
• Transfer of property between living persons
• Conditions and restrictions relating to transfers
• Transfer to unborn persons and rules concerning perpetuity
• Vested and contingent interests
• Conditional transfers
• Doctrine of election
• Transfer by ostensible owner
• Transfer by unauthorised persons and related principles
• Lis pendens and transfers during pending litigation
• Fraudulent transfers
• Part-performance principles
• Sale and transfer of immovable property
• Mortgages and charges
• Leases of immovable property
• Exchange of property
• Gifts
• Actionable claims
• Related case-law principles and judicial interpretation

WHO SHOULD BUY

• Judiciary Exam Aspirants
• Law Students India
• Advocates and Civil Lawyers
• Property-law Practitioners
• Legal Researchers and Academics
• LLM Students and Postgraduate Researchers
• Civil Litigation Professionals
• Law Colleges, Universities and Institutional Libraries

WHY THIS BOOK 

Authoritative Mulla Reference

Mulla's work is a recognised professional reference for detailed study of the Transfer of Property Act and property-law principles.

Comprehensive Property Law Coverage

The book provides an in-depth resource for understanding statutory provisions and their application in property-related legal matters.

Professional + Academic Value

Useful for both day-to-day legal research and advanced academic study, making it suitable for chambers, offices and law libraries.

Trusted LexisNexis Publication

Published by LexisNexis, giving it strong value as a professional legal reference for serious students and practitioners.

PRODUCT DETAILS

BENEFITS

• Strengthens understanding of property law in India
• Helps in detailed study of the Transfer of Property Act
• Supports professional legal research and drafting
• Useful for civil litigation and property-related legal practice
• Helps law students develop strong conceptual knowledge
• Supports judiciary exam preparation in property law
• Valuable for advocates handling property transactions and disputes
• Suitable for building a specialised professional law library

CALL TO ACTION

Add the authoritative Mulla Transfer of Property Act reference to your legal library today. Ideal for advocates, law students and judiciary aspirants seeking comprehensive property-law knowledge in India.