further conceives of two types of immovable properties. One is tangible immovable properties
and the other is intangible immovable property. A tangible immovable property ... transfer by way of sale in respect to intangible
immovable property, reversion and tangible immovable property of a value of Rs. 100/- or
upwards
relating to transfer of immoveable property in India is
contained in the Transfer of Property Act 1882. Section 54 of this Act
defines "sale ... provides that transfer of ownership in the case of
intangible immoveable property of the value of one hundred rupees and
upwards can be made only
relating to transfer of immovable property in Indian is
contained in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 . Section 54 of this
Act defines "sale ... provides that transfer of ownership in the
case of intangible immovable property of the value of one hundred
rupees and upwards can be made only
interest of Damodar in the mortgaged property was a 'tangible immovable property' or 'intangible property' within the meaning of Section ... compulsorily registrable, it being immaterial whether the property sold is tangible immovable property or intangible property. In the former case, if there be delivery
that ""property" means property of any
kind, whether moveable or immoveable, ancestral or self-acquired,
tangible or intangible and includes rights ... follows:
"property" means property of any kind, whether
moveable or immoveable, ancestral or self-acquired,
tangible or intangible and includes rights or interests
under the heading of immovable property owned by the transferor. A the owner of any number of items of immovable property, may execute a single ... transfer of the rights under a simple mortgage, being intangible immovable property must also be by a written instrument.
28. The Stamp Act provides
Transfer of Property Act, the transfer of an interest in specific immoveable property and not that of the immoveable property itself.
Ownership does not pass ... mortgagor's estate in an immoveable property given by him in usufructuary mortgage is a tangible immoveable property. Ram Labhaya, J. has expressed
quoted below :
(b)
all tangible (movable and immovable) property as well as intangible property vested in the firm, all assets, interests, rights, privileges, liabilities, obligations
process prescribed by the law. It is obvious that the property involved in the suit is capable of valuation as the plaintiff himself ... That apart, there may be a relief in respect of intangible immovable property like copy right or infringement of trade mark. They may affect
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(b) all tangible (movable or immovable) and intangible
property vested in the firm or the company, as the case ... registration
registered under this Act;
(b) all tangible (movable or immovable) and intangible
property vested in the company, all assets, interests,
rights, privileges, liabilities, obligations
