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Section 52 of Transfer of Property Act 1882 deals with-

Section 52 embodies lis pendens, protecting the outcome of pending litigation about immovable property. A party cannot deal with that property so as to prejudice another…

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Section 52 of Transfer of Property Act 1882 deals with-

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Section 52 embodies lis pendens, protecting the outcome of pending litigation about immovable property. A party cannot deal with that property so as to prejudice another party’s rights under the eventual decree, except with the court’s authority. A transfer during litigation is subject to that outcome; it is not automatically void merely because a suit is pending.

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