Which entitlement does section 6(f) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 expressly make non-transferable both before and after it becomes payable?
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Which entitlement does section 6(f) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 expressly make non-transferable both before and after it becomes payable?
A public officer’s salary
A right to future maintenance
A civil pensioner’s government stipend
An actionable claim to an unsecured debt
Answer and explanation
Section 6(f) bars transfer of a public office and of a public officer’s salary, before or after it becomes payable. The other statutory exclusions have their own clauses.
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