Correct option is D
Section 9 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 states that
a transfer of property may be made without writing unless a written form is required by law. This provision allows oral transfers in cases where the law does not specifically demand that the transfer be in writing, ensuring flexibility in certain property transfers.
Information Booster:
Section 9 clearly allows transfers of property through oral agreements unless there is a legal requirement for a written instrument. This ensures that property can still be transferred without formal documentation in situations where no writing is mandated by the law.
Additional Information:
1.
Option (a): Section 5 Section 5 defines what constitutes a
transfer of property but does not deal with whether the transfer should be in writing or not.
2.
Option (b): Section 7 Section 7 explains who is competent to transfer property, i.e., a person with the right to do so, but it does not mention whether the transfer needs to be written or oral.
3.
Option (c): Section 8 Section 8 deals with the
operation of transfer, specifying what rights or liabilities pass to the transferee but does not address the requirement of a written form for transfer.
