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Doctrine of lis pendens is dealt with under Section ......... of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.

Section 52 governs lis pendens in a noncollusive proceeding directly and specifically involving immovable-property rights. A transfer during pendency cannot prejudice rights…

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Doctrine of lis pendens is dealt with under Section ......... of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.

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Section 52 governs lis pendens in a noncollusive proceeding directly and specifically involving immovable-property rights. A transfer during pendency cannot prejudice rights under the eventual decree except under court authority and terms. It is generally subject to the result of the litigation, rather than automatically void merely because pendency exists.

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