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Under the central text of section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, assume every condition…

The central text of section 52 reaches competent courts within its domestic territorial description and courts established beyond those limits by the Central Government. The…

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Under the central text of section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, assume every condition other than the status of the court is met. Which pending suit falls outside the statutory court description?

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The central text of section 52 reaches competent courts within its domestic territorial description and courts established beyond those limits by the Central Government.

The location of the court outside India alone does not decide the question. The identity of the authority that established it matters.

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Option A

A competent court in Maharashtra can satisfy the territorial description in the central text.

Option B

A competent Indian court within the stated reach can satisfy the territorial description.

Option C

The extraterritorial limb concerns courts established by the Central Government, which does not describe a foreign sovereign's court.

Option D

The statutory wording expressly extends to a competent court established beyond the limits by the Central Government.

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