AIBE 21 TPA MCQs – Important Transfer of Property Act Questions for Exam Preparation

The Transfer of Property Act (TPA) is one of the most important subjects for AIBE preparation, as questions from this topic are frequently asked in the examination. AIBE 21 TPA MCQs help law students and aspirants revise important concepts like immovable property, transferability, vested interest, attestation, alienation, and essential provisions of the Act in a quick and effective way. 

Practicing these multiple-choice questions improves conceptual clarity, legal understanding, and exam confidence while helping candidates become familiar with the pattern of questions asked in the All India Bar Examination.

AIBE 21 TPA MCQs

Below are the important AIBE 21 TPA MCQs designed to help law aspirants strengthen their understanding of the Transfer of Property Act. These multiple-choice questions cover key concepts, important legal provisions, landmark principles, and frequently asked topics that are essential for effective AIBE exam preparation.

Q1. Which of the following is not considered immovable property under the Transfer of Property Act?

A. Trees
B. Standing Timber
C. Shrubs
D. Plants

Answer: B. Standing Timber

Q2. ‘Profit à prendre’ means:

A. Profit from business
B. Benefit arising out of land
C. Profit from movable property
D. Government revenue

Answer: B. Benefit arising out of land

Q3. Imputed Notice means:

A. Notice to Court
B. Notice to Public
C. Notice to Agent
D. Notice to Witness

Answer: C. Notice to Agent

Q4. According to the TPA, an instrument means:

A. Testamentary instrument
B. Non-testamentary instrument
C. Oral agreement
D. Government notification

Answer: B. Non-testamentary instrument

Q5. A document is said to be properly attested when it is signed by:

A. One witness
B. Two or more witnesses
C. Three government officers
D. A judge only

Answer: B. Two or more witnesses

Q6. Which of the following cannot be transferred under Section 6 of TPA?

A. Easement with dominant heritage
B. Right to future maintenance
C. Property ownership
D. Lease rights

Answer: B. Right to future maintenance

Q7. A mere right to sue is:

A. Transferable
B. Partially transferable
C. Non-transferable
D. Transferable with permission

Answer: C. Non-transferable

Q8. A condition absolutely restraining alienation is:

A. Valid condition
B. Illegal transfer
C. Void condition
D. Criminal act

Answer: C. Void condition

Q9. Which section of TPA deals with the Rule Against Accumulation?

A. Section 10
B. Section 14
C. Section 17
D. Section 52

Answer: C. Section 17

Q10. An unborn person acquires vested interest in property:

A. Before birth
B. At the age of 18
C. As soon as he is born
D. After court approval

Answer: C. As soon as he is born

Q11. The Transfer of Property Act came into force on:

A. 17 February 1882
B. 1 July 1882
C. 26 January 1950
D. 15 August 1947

Answer: B. 1 July 1882

Q12. The assent to the Transfer of Property Act was received on:

A. 1 July 1882
B. 17 February 1882
C. 26 November 1949
D. 10 May 1882

Answer: B. 17 February 1882

Q13. Which chapter of TPA does not affect Muslim Law?

A. Chapter 1
B. Chapter 2
C. Chapter 5
D. Chapter 8

Answer: B. Chapter 2

Q14. Which of the following is essential for a valid transfer?

A. Lawful object
B. Competent parties
C. Lawful consideration
D. All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above

Q15. The landmark case related to Section 16 of TPA is:

A. Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
B. Girjesh Dutt v. Dattadin
C. Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India
D. Golaknath v. State of Punjab

Answer: B. Girjesh Dutt v. Dattadin