been registered in accordance with the provisions of the Registration Act . The agreement is dated the 16th September 1906 and provides for the grant ... defendant says that the agreement is, within the meaning of the Registration Act , not admissible in evidence as it is not registered. The sections
January 1895. The deed was one the registration of which was not compulsory under the Indian Registration Act . He sued the obligors of the deed ... provisions contained in
Sections 47 and 50 of the Indian Registration Act, and he cites in support of his position the principle laid down
accused, whom they found guilty, under Section 82 (c) of the Registration Act read with Section 109 of the Indian Penal Code, of abetment ... charge of abetment of false personation ( Section 82 (c) & (d), Registration Act ) before the Sub-Registrar on the 24th May appears
Further, there is this to be said that not only the Registration Act but also the Transfer of Property Act created ... Such admission of the lease would not contravene the provisions of Registration Act , because it would in that case be put in evidence
conceded and had to be conceded in the absence of registration that the document there under consideration did not create a charge.
3. It seems ... amount less than that in respect of which registration is required under the Registration Act . This is not without its significance.
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fraught with danger to the security afforded to titles by the Registration Act if a compromise of parties in proceedings taken before a Revenue Officer
defined in Section 2 Clause 15 of the Indian Stamp Act . The pleadings in the suit show that both sides were conscious of the fact ... doubt the neglect to register it. Under Section 49 of the Registration Act it cannot affect any immovable property comprised therein or be received
respondent reliance was placed upon Section 50 of the Registration Act, which provides that every document of the kind mentioned in Clauses
Further, there is this to be said that not only the Registration Act but also the Transfer of Property Act created ... admission of the lease would not contravene the provisiong of the Registration Act , because it would in that case be put in evidence
fraught with danger to the security afforded to titles by the Registration Act if a compromise of parties in proceedings taken before a Revenue Officer
