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Which section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 preserves rules of Muslim law on gifts from the…

Section 129 preserves the rules of Muslim law. Where those rules govern a gift, section 123 does not impose its ordinary requirement of a registered instrument for immovable…

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Which section of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 preserves rules of Muslim law on gifts from the ordinary registered-instrument requirement in section 123?

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Section 129 preserves the rules of Muslim law. Where those rules govern a gift, section 123 does not impose its ordinary requirement of a registered instrument for immovable property.

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Option A

Section 126 concerns suspension or revocation of gifts.

Option B

Section 127 concerns onerous gifts.

Option C

Section 128 concerns universal donees.

Option D

Section 129 preserves the rules of Muslim law from the operation of the chapter on gifts.

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