Law Relating to Agreement for Sale

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Description
Property transaction now has become a vexing problem. Transfer of Property takes place from an Agreement for Sale. One signifies his willingness to sell a property and the purchaser extends assent. This way agreement becomes complete. Whether it is written with a promises to give effect to it at a later stage. With the growing legal awareness the complication in the transfer of property is also getting momentum day by day. There are many other books in the market, but they give us only scattered study on the law relating to transfer of property movable and immovable. Our esteemed publishers wanted to afford to the readers a compact annotation and gave this task to us to do. This was the compelling reason why this script came before you.
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Contents
Chapter 1    Preliminary
Chapter 2    Agreement (Contract) for Transfer of an Immovable Property
Chapter 3    Agreement Through Agent
Chapter 4    Power of Attorney Act V. Agent under the Contract Act 1872
Chapter 5    Essentials of Agreement
Chapter 6    Consideration
Chapter 7    Bihar Tenancy Act, 1885
Chapter 8    The Chota Nagpur Tenancy Act, 1908
Chapter 9    Contract when to be Performed
Chapter 10  Agreement for Sale and Specific Relief Act
Chapter 11  Agreement - How to be Performed
Chapter 12  Protection of Possession under Section 6 of Specific Relief Act
Chapter 13  Protection of Possession u/S 38(3) of Specific Relief Act and 94 of Code of
                      Civil Procedure as also under Order 39 Rules 1 and 2 of the said code.
Chapter 14  Agreement for Sale — Part Performance by the Purchaser
Chapter 15  What Property may be Subjected to Agreement for Sale
Chapter 16  Agreement by Bonafide Purchase for Value without Notice of any Previous
                       Transaction
Chapter 17  Protection and Remedies Fraud on Minors Property
Chapter 18  Protection and Remedies against Fraudulent Transfer of Property under the
                      Law of Registration
Chapter 19  The Sale of Goods Act, 1930
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Author Details
Y.P. Bhagat
Kumar Keshav, LLM (Advocate)
Born on 06-01 -1948, Mr Y P Bhagat, author of this book got degree of B. A LLB in 1968 and started practice as a lawyer in the month of February 1969. Shortly thereafter, he joined his assignment as a Judicial officer on 07-06-1975. After retiring from service, he resumed legal practice and shifted to Delhi and started practice as an advocate and consultant there and in that course he joined as a Consultant Legal in NAFED which is a co-operative sector federation and a P S U of the Union Government.
During practice and working as a judicial officer as also consultant legal, he found that the books on many legal texts were hardly sufficient to explain the complex questions of law. It inspired him to work on legal subjects and he got published many reputed books which gained desired appreciation both at the Bar and the Bench.
In the foreword of his first book, namely 'Reformation in Judiciary' the Hon'ble Chairman of the Bar Council of India said, "I am happy to note, the work of Mr. Bhagat may be taken as a Reformatory Jurisprudence ". Thus, he placed Mr. Bhagat in the line of globally reputed jurists. Mr. Bhagat placed many well elaborately discussed books already published and further waiting for publication. In all his books, he explained the complex questions in a simple way and placed the controversial explanations before the legal luminaries including law courts for consideration and reconsideration by them and this way he has created a big platform for discourse.
We can say that works of Mr. Bhagat can well stand the hopes and aspirations of the legal activists and hence, we are happy to undertake publication of his works
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