The Transfer of Property Act, 1882

The Schedule

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THE SCHEDULE
(a) STATUTES
Year and Chapter
Subject
Extent of repeal
27 Hen Year VIII, c.
10
Uses. . .
The whole.
13
Eliz., c. 5.. . .
Fraudulent conveyances
The whole.
27
Eliz., c. 4.. . .
Fraudulent conveyances
The whole.
4 Mm., and Mary, c. 16
Clandestine mortgages
The whole.
(b) ACTS OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL IN COUNCIL
Number and year
Subject
Extent of repeal
IX of 1842 ……
Lease and release .
The whole.
XXXI of 1854….
Modes of conveying
land.
Section 17.
XI of 1855…
Mesne profits and
improvements.
Section 1; in the title, the words
“to mesne profits and”, and in
the preamble “to limit the
liability for mesne profitand”.
XXVII of 1866…..
Indian Trustee Act
Section 31.
IV of 1872……
Punjab Laws Act
So
far
as
it relates

to
Bengal
Regulations I of 1798 and XVII of
1806.
XX of 1875….
Central Provinces Laws
Act
So
far
as it relates
to

Bengal Regulations I of
1798 and XVII of 1806.
XVIII of 1876 …..
Oudh Laws Act
So
far
as
it

relates to
Bengal
Regulation XVII of 1806.
I of 1877……
Specific Relief
In sections 35 and 36, the word “in
writing”.

(c) REGULATIONS
Number and year
Subject
Extent of repeal
Bengal Regulation I of
1798

Conditional sales

The whole Regulation.
Bengal Regulation
XVII of 1806.

Redemption

The whole Regulation.

Bombay Regulation V
of 1827.
Acknowledgment of
debts; Interest;
Mortgagees in
possession.
Section 15.

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