<p>This work puts emphasis on explaining the interpretation clause and the basic principles of property law, and provides a comprehensive commentary on the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, in a simple and systematic manner. The relevance of each topic is explained with the help of ample illustrations, and a thorough analysis of important judgments.</p>

<p>This new edition maintains the similarity of style and presentation in simple language. It significantly focuses on vital concepts such as the doctrine of lis pendens, impleading a transferee pendente lite, doctrine of part performance, claims of prospective transferees to protect their possession of the property under an unregistered sale agreement, sale, a sale with a condition of repurchase and a mortgage with conditional sale, mortgage, lease, a tenant holding over and a tenant at sufferance, gifts, and litigation revolving around unconditional and absolute gifts executed by elderly donors in favor of their progeny/relatives and their attempted futile revocation later.</p>
