Whitesmann's The Registration Act, 1908 Bare Act with Short Notes & More (2027 Edition) – Whitesmann Publishing Co.

OVERVIEW

Whitesmann's The Registration Act, 1908 (Act 16 of 1908) Bare Act with Short Notes & More... (2027 Edition), authored with introduction and short comments by Anoopam Modak and published by Whitesmann Publishing Co., Delhi, is a comprehensive practice guide to property document registration and land conveyancing in India.

Updated as amended by The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 (34 of 2019, w.e.f. October 31, 2019), this 2027 edition incorporates exhaustive State Amendments alongside Section 17 (compulsory registration) and Section 18 (optional registration) statutory analyses. Packed with concise comments, Supreme Court guidelines on title conveyance, a list of referred cases, and landmark judgments, it is an essential handbook for property litigators, conveyancers, sub-registrars, and legal advisors.

KEY FEATURES

• Publisher: Whitesmann Publishing Co., Delhi - India.

• Author / Editor: Introduction & Short Comments by Anoopam Modak.

• Edition: 2027 Edition.

• Code Reference: R-4.

• Price: ₹ 160.00.

• Legislative Coverage: Updated as amended by The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 [(34 of 2019) (w.e.f. October 31, 2019)].

• State Amendments Included: Features state-wise statutory modifications across various Indian state jurisdictions.

• Courtroom & Practice Highlights: Includes short notes/comments, Supreme Court guidelines, list of referred cases, landmark judgments, and an introductory overview.

WHAT THIS BOOK COVERS & ALLIED PROVISIONS INCLUDED

• The Registration Act, 1908 (Sections 1 to 93 covering Registration Establishments, Presentment of Documents, Effects of Registration and Non-Registration, and Refusal to Register).

• State Amendments: Exhaustive coverage of state amendments (including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Delhi, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu).

• Statutory Clauses: Detailed coverage of Section 17 (Documents of which registration is compulsory) and Section 49 (Effect of non-registration of documents required to be registered).

• Judicial Precedents: Key Supreme Court guidelines on power of attorney registration, unstamped/unregistered agreements to sell, and validity of registered title deeds.

WHO SHOULD BUY

• Property & Civil Litigators: Handling suits for declaration, specific performance, title disputes, cancellation of sale deeds, and injunctions.

• Conveyancing Advocates & Real Estate Consultants: Drafting sale deeds, lease deeds, gift deeds, trust deeds, and mortgage instruments.

• Sub-Registrars & Revenue Officers: Presiding over document registration, valuation inquiries, and registry compliance.

• Judicial Service & Bar Exam Aspirants: Preparing for AIBE, State Judicial Services (Civil Judge / Higher Judicial Services), and property law examinations.

WHY THIS BOOK 

• Exhaustive State Amendments Collection: Bridges the gap between central statutory text and local state variations essential for real estate practice.

• Clear Section 17 & 49 Interpretation: Provides quick judicial references regarding the admissibility of unregistered documents in evidence.

• Trusted Legal Series Imprint: Published under Whitesmann's recognized legal series with expert comments by Anoopam Modak.

PRODUCT DETAILS

• Title: Whitesmann's The Registration Act, 1908 Bare Act with Short Notes & More...

• Author / Editor: Anoopam Modak

• Publisher: Whitesmann Publishing Co.

• Edition: 2027 Edition

• Language: English

• Binding: Paperback

BENEFITS

• Facilitates quick verification of local state rules when drafting or registering property documents.

• Assists in challenging or defending the admissibility of documents in civil court proceedings.

• Portable and compact reference format ideal for visits to Sub-Registrar offices and civil court trials.

CALL TO ACTION

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