LL.B. III Semester Examination, December-2025
Law of Property and Easement
(K-3004)
Section A
Note: Answer all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
Law of Property and Easement
(K-3004)
Section A
Note: Answer all the five questions. Each question carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
1. Define notice. What are its different kinds?
2. What do you understand by the terms 'Dominant' and 'Servient heritage'.
3. "A mere right to sue can not transferred" Elaborate.
4. Define exchange.
5. Define onerous gift.
2. What do you understand by the terms 'Dominant' and 'Servient heritage'.
3. "A mere right to sue can not transferred" Elaborate.
4. Define exchange.
5. Define onerous gift.
Section B
Note: Attempt any two questions. Each question carries 10 marks.
6. Define transfer of property and discuss the essentials of a valid transfer.
7. Discuss with the help of suitable illustration and decided cases the law relating to transfer for benefit of unborn person.
8. Define sale. Distinguish between sale of agreement and a contract of sale.
7. Discuss with the help of suitable illustration and decided cases the law relating to transfer for benefit of unborn person.
8. Define sale. Distinguish between sale of agreement and a contract of sale.
Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
9. What do you mean by easement? Discuss the various modes of acquisition of an easementary rights.
10. "The right of redemption is paramount right given to the mortgagor by the statute and can not be contracted out of it." Comment. Under what circumstances it gets extinct?
11. Define a lease. Explain how the leases are to be made?
12. Define gift. Give its essentials and discuss can a gift be revoked after being validly made? If so, under what circumstances?
13. Define actionable claim. Distinguish between actionable claim and mere right to sue.
10. "The right of redemption is paramount right given to the mortgagor by the statute and can not be contracted out of it." Comment. Under what circumstances it gets extinct?
11. Define a lease. Explain how the leases are to be made?
12. Define gift. Give its essentials and discuss can a gift be revoked after being validly made? If so, under what circumstances?
13. Define actionable claim. Distinguish between actionable claim and mere right to sue.
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