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what is permanent injuction in court case , section 73
12-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
a civil suit is filed agaisnt me , under permanent injuction , section 73 . it is a matter of property , son of my elder brother is claiming that he has share in the property, where as elder brother has already taken the share .
hello client aa you said you eldee brother is harasaing you on name of share in property. the fact he already taken his share. in this mattee you nees to take urgent steps in lagal course if action so that he is not able to yo harraa you any more in any manner. in my openion you should take shelter of high court to save yourself.
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Adv. Vishwanath Pratap Singh
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What is Section 73 Conveyancing and Law of property Act Singapore?
It is this famous Section 73 that governs a policy of life taken out to benefit a spouse or children. This policy is a statutory trustee for the beneficiary and creditors are not allowed to claim it. 19-Sept-2016
What is Section 75 of the Transfer of Property Act?
What is Section 75 of Transfer of Property Act?
What is Section 74 of the Transfer of Property Act?
74. The right of the subsequent mortgagee to repay prior mortgagee.
What is Section 73 of the TPA?
(1) If the mortgagee is entitled to payment when the property mortgaged or any part of it or any interest in the property are sold due to non-payment of arrears or charges of a municipal nature or rent due to the property and the failure was not caused by any default on the part of the mortgagee.
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Adv. Love Kumar Soni
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Section 73 of the Constitution applies this doctrine to property that is mortgaged and sold to recover arrears in revenue or to pay other public charges. It also applies to compulsory acquisitions.
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