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Section 25 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, concerns an interest created on a transfer and…

Each listed condition is sufficient for the dependent interest to fail. Section 25 covers injury to another person or their property, a condition the court regards as…

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Section 25 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, concerns an interest created on a transfer and dependent on a condition. In which listed circumstances does the interest fail?

I. Fulfilment of the condition involves or implies injury to another person or their property.

II. The court regards the condition as immoral.

III. Fulfilment of the condition is fraudulent.

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Correct answer D

Each listed condition is sufficient for the dependent interest to fail. Section 25 covers injury to another person or their property, a condition the court regards as immoral, and fraud.

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Option A

Injury is one ground. Immorality and fraud are also grounds.

Option B

Immorality and fraud are grounds, and injury is also a ground.

Option C

Injury and fraud are grounds, and immorality is also a ground.

Option D

Each of the three grounds appears in section 25.

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