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Which section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 deals directly with an absolute condition…

Section 10 generally voids a condition absolutely restraining the transferee from disposing of the interest. Section 10 excepts qualifying lease conditions for the benefit…

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Which section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 deals directly with an absolute condition restraining alienation of the transferee's interest?

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Section 10 generally voids a condition absolutely restraining the transferee from disposing of the interest.

Section 10 excepts qualifying lease conditions for the benefit of the lessor or those claiming under the lessor. It also contains a separate proviso concerning certain transfers for a woman’s benefit during marriage.

Section 12 concerns forfeiture upon insolvency or attempted transfer.

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Option A

Section 9 concerns oral transfers where writing is not expressly required.

Option B

Section 10 expressly governs an absolute restraint on disposition of the transferred interest.

Option C

Section 11 concerns directions on enjoyment repugnant to an interest created absolutely.

Option D

Section 12 concerns conditions determining an interest upon insolvency or attempted alienation.

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