Section 3 of TPA : Section 3: Interpretation-Clause

Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where Mr. A is selling a piece of land to Mr. B. According to Section 3 of The Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the term "immoveable property" is defined to exclude standing timber, growing crops, or grass. So, if Mr. A's land has a number of fruit-bearing trees, these trees would not be considered part of the "immoveable property" for the purposes of the transfer unless they are rooted in the earth.

Furthermore, if Mr. A had made improvements to the land by building a structure that is imbedded in the earth, like a house or a wall, these would be considered as "attached t...

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