Transfer for Benefit of Unborn Person Section 13 of Transfer of Property Act, 1882 - Part 8

This session is focused on Transfer for Benefit of Unborn Person. Section 14 / 16 / 20 are also have major roles, while understanding this section. I shall publish section 14 and 16 soon

[@Z.Y.Himsagar]

4 Conditions Acronym :
"PAID" Transfer;
1.Prior transfer;
2.Absolute transfer;
3.Immediate transfer; and
4.Direct Transfer No.

[@aiswaryaambigovind3646]

Excellent presentation sir..Thank you so much..keep doing more such valuable videos.

[@bhavikapatil8992]

Extremely helpful videos Sir, very well explained..thanks a lot Sir

[@hardevsinhjadeja8981]

sir appka jawab nahi. I am writing LLB Sem II exam and reading notes which are quite usefull. Next time if possible pl prepare notes answer writing for 20 or 25 marks question Will be helpful immensly to all.

[@hardevsinhjadeja8981]

no words for teaching

[@ravijo22]

Hi sir, your videos have been very helpful for me during this pandemic. Can you please make lectures on Criminology and penology?
It's a humble request! Thanks a lot for your great work

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Will try

[@ravijo22]

Thank you sir😀

[@ajitpatil3148]

Sorry to say this. I have watched IPC videos they were worth watching but the concept in these prop Law is not understandable

[@Vishal.A_2000]

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[@siddarthvaidya3666]

Sir really it's helpfull for us ..make more and more videos I kindly requesting you sir make a video on JMFC related or judicial exams ..
Thank you so much sir 💓

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thanks for feedback. Will try cover more and more

[@kingsize245]

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[@kirankdivakaran3312]

Thank You 😊👍

[@oege9513]

Sir, do you refer Usha Jagannath Law series to make these videos? I am asking you this because I notice a lot of similarities.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. I refer 7 to 8 notes. But try to keep Usha series module as many students refer that series and it helps them to keep aligned

[@oege9513]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll Appreciate your reply sir. Keep up your good work. Good day!

[@alokjbharghav9912]

Amazing

[@dhineshm9598]

@Ganesh Poojary - Law for All sir , kindly read the below example , In last line they are telling that 3 sons will take the property but according to section 13 only one unborn child can take the property. Kindly advise.
Section 15
E.g: A makes transfer of his property to B for life and then to B's Unborn children with a condition that a female child was to get only a life interest. B dies leaving three sons and one daughter. The interest of the daughter fails by reason of the rules contained in Section 13 but it does not fail in regard to the whole class, that is other three sons will take.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Please consult a practicing advocate if you need technical information. I am not sure about the same

[@dhineshm9598]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll okay sir , thank you so much for your reply sir

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Sorry. My reply was not particularly helpful to resolve your doubt. But I don't want to take guessing while replying legal queries

[@dhineshm9598]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll okay sir , no problem, thank you sir for your kind reply.

[@chilakalasandeep5840]

Thanks sir for your help

[@joel8083]

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[@pavitrak3179]

Sir please make videos of importance sections for TP Act for the purpose of judiciary examination

[@purevoice5936]

I have a question sir...
" A transfers his property to B for life and after B's death to such of the unborn sons of B who shall first attain the age of 19. Is this transfer valid???

[@shrutijain8394]

How is prior interest defined? What is the difference between prior interest and life interest.

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I think I have explained it one of the video in the playlist. Kindly go through

[@apporva27sharma]

Sir prior interest be given under section 13 for a specified time period rather than for life??

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Specified time is also OK

[@kspramoth5239]

Prior interest means??

[@raghavalegend985]

Who will get the property in case 4

[@meenaghatge9178]

Very nice! Plz do more video for judicial exams

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Right now bit occupied with other topics. Can't commit anything. But will surely try my best to work on them. Thanks for your comment ☺️👍

[@boneymathewboban2162]

Thank you sir

[@anuprashanth]

sir, what happens if unborn are twins or triplets?

[@kmoshe3613]

nice

[@pagadakulasrockzzz1255]

Clear explanation

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thank you. Please share videos with your friends too :-)

[@dhineshm9598]

Sir , whether I can transfer my property to two unborn child?

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

No. You can transfer only one unborn person with prior interest

[@dhineshm9598]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll thank you so much sir for your reply- section 15 it seems we can transfer the property to group of people (includes unborn Childs) , am little confused with section 13 and 15 , kindly help me to clear this doubt sir

[@dhineshm9598]

@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll sir , kindly read the below example , In last line they are telling that 3 sons will take the property but according to section 13 only one unborn child can take the property. Kindly advise.
E.g: A makes transfer of his property to B for life and then to B's Unborn children with a condition that a female child was to get only a life interest. B dies leaving three sons and one daughter. The interest of the daughter fails by reason of the rules contained in Section 13 but it does not fail in regard to the whole class, that is other three sons will take.

[@saumyasucharitajena802]

Yes it can be transferred to a class of unborn but with certain conditions like if anyone of them fails to acquire any interest under sec 13 and 14 then they won't get any interest but other Children will get that interested.

[@dhineshm9598]

@@saumyasucharitajena802 thank you so much mam

[@geetanjalidas2673]

Another best video by you sir.. 🙏🙏

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Thanks for your constant positive strokes...

[@ammiebro786]

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[@saadnoorabdullah586]

In Muslim law the unborn child have share the inheritence, & mostly they wait until he is born to divide the property or there is another method but he has a share, so this part is wrong

[@Hardik79145]

I THINK YOU SHOULD TRY TO TRANSLETE IN HINDI, MUCH BETTER UNDERSTANDING FOR STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND PROVISIONS.

[@sowmyabalamurugan7736]

Why you ppl dont understand English 🤣🤣

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Few feel comfortable with Hindi. But, I do in English because there are many who don't understand English, there are many good channels in Hindi already and more over it is always good to be familiar with English because higher courts usually proceed in English. We need to be able to read and understand judgements too. So, we can't avoid English

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@@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll
Bro i didn't reply this to you
But for yash dutt😅

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

Yes. I understood ☺️👍

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Sir Please explain Slowly

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Malayalam notes send

[@ajitpatil3148]

Lack of clarity.

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Please Kannadadhalli class madhi

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[@zahidshabbir2854]

sir could you send us these notes of top on gmail

[@GaneshPoojaryLawforAll]

I don't make notes

[@IndianResearchCentre525]

Thank you sir