Match the topics to the corresponding sections of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Transfer in…
Section 18 exempts qualifying public-benefit transfers from specified perpetuity and accumulation restrictions. Section 20 deals with vesting on birth unless the transfer…
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Match the topics to the corresponding sections of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.
- Transfer in perpetuity for the benefit of the public
- When an unborn beneficiary acquires a vested interest
- Transfer by an ostensible owner
- Transfer by a co-owner
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
Section 18 exempts qualifying public-benefit transfers from specified perpetuity and accumulation restrictions. Section 20 deals with vesting on birth unless the transfer shows a contrary intention. Section 41 deals with transfers by ostensible owners and section 44 with transfers by co-owners.
Option feedback
Option A
The owner and co-owner topics are correctly assigned, but sections 18 and 20 are interchanged.
Option B
The public-benefit exception, unborn beneficiary, ostensible ownership and co-owner rules correspond to sections 18, 20, 41 and 44.
Option C
The co-owner mapping is right. The first three topics do not match those sections.
Option D
Section 41 concerns an ostensible owner, section 18 a public-benefit perpetuity, section 44 a co-owner and section 20 an unborn beneficiary. The pairing reverses those subjects.
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