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Which of these can be transferred under section 6 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882? I. A mere…

Section 6(a) bars transfer of the chance of an heir apparent succeeding to an estate. Section 6(c) bars transfer of an easement apart from the dominant heritage. Section…

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Which of these can be transferred under section 6 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?

I. A mere right to sue

II. A public office or the salary of a public officer

III. The chance of an heir apparent succeeding to an estate

IV. An easement apart from the dominant heritage

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Correct answer D

Section 6(a) bars transfer of the chance of an heir apparent succeeding to an estate.

Section 6(c) bars transfer of an easement apart from the dominant heritage.

Section 6(e) bars transfer of a mere right to sue.

Section 6(f) bars transfer of a public office or of a public officer's salary, whether or not the salary has become payable.

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Option A

Section 6(c) bars transfer of an easement apart from the dominant heritage.

Option B

Section 6(e) bars transfer of a mere right to sue.

Option C

Each listed interest is expressly excluded by section 6.

Option D

Section 6 expressly bars transfer of all four listed interests.

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