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What does spes successionis mean in the context of section 6(a) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?

Spes successionis is a mere expectancy of succeeding to property. Section 6(a) makes such a chance non-transferable.

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What does spes successionis mean in the context of section 6(a) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?

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Spes successionis is a mere expectancy of succeeding to property. Section 6(a) makes such a chance non-transferable.

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Option A

A vested right is distinct from a mere expectation of future succession.

Option B

A guaranteed inheritance does not describe the chance of succeeding.

Option C

An existing interest created by settlement is distinct from the mere chance of succession.

Option D

The term describes an expectancy, such as the chance of an heir apparent succeeding.

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