Kamal’s Transfer of Property Act by B.B. Mitra – 21st Edition Reprint 2025
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Kamal’s Transfer of Property Act by B.B. Mitra – 21st Edition Reprint 2025.
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Kamal’s Transfer of Property Act by B.B. Mitra – 21st Edition Reprint 2025.
Kamal’s Transfer of Property Act by B.B. Mitra – 21st Edition Reprint 2025.
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B.B. Mitra’s Transfer of Property Act is a magnum opus in the field of Law. The present edition brings with itself considerable additions, alterations and even deletions. The most unique feature being the co-relation of the SECURITISATION ACT 2002 with the property law. Special emphasis has been given to sections 13, 17, 18, 31 & 35 which deal with enforcement of security interest and allied matters. Besides most important cases of the High Courts & Supreme Court have been duly noted and commented upon. It will undoubtedly prove to be a Landmark Publication and an indispensable tool to the Legal Fraternity.
Details
- Binding : Hardbound
- Publisher : Kamal Law House
- Language : English
- Edition : 21st Edition Reprint 2025
- Author : B.B. Mitra
| Publisher | Kamal Law House |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Author | B.B. Mitra |
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