| 5 | Defines transfer of property | Transfer means giving property from one person to another | Narandas Karsondas v S.A. Kamtam |
| 6 | What may be transferred | Property can be transferred unless law says no | Gopal v Parsotam |
| 8 | Operation of transfer | Transfer passes all rights to the new owner | Ram Gopal v Nand Lal |
| 10 | Condition restraining alienation | You cannot fully stop a person from selling property | Rosher v Rosher |
| 11 | Restriction repugnant to interest | Conditions that go against ownership rights are invalid | Mohd. Raza v Abbas Bandi Bibi |
| 13 | Transfer for benefit of unborn person | Property can be given to a person not yet born | Tagore v Tagore |
| 14 | Rule against perpetuity | Property cannot be tied up forever without transfer | Girija Bai v Sadashiv Dhundiraj |
| 16 | Transfer to take effect on failure of prior interest | If first transfer fails, next one takes effect | Ram Charan v Naurangi Lal |
| 19 | Vested interest | Interest is created immediately, even if use is later | Lachhman v Baldeo |
| 21 | Contingent interest | Interest depends on happening of an uncertain event | Leake v Robinson |
| 25 | Conditional transfer | Transfer depends on a condition being met | Tulsidas v Rasiklal |
| 35 | Doctrine of election | A person must choose between accepting and rejecting a transfer | Cooper v Cooper |
| 38 | Transfer by person authorised only under certain circumstances | Transfer valid only when conditions are satisfied | Ramkumar v Jagannath |
| 41 | Transfer by ostensible owner | Buyer is protected if he buys in good faith from apparent owner | Ramcoomar Koondoo v Macqueen |
| 43 | Transfer by unauthorised person who later acquires interest | Transfer becomes valid if transferor later gets ownership | Jumma Masjid v Kodimaniandra Deviah |
| 52 | Doctrine of lis pendens | Property cannot be transferred during a court case | Bellamy v Sabine |
| 53 | Fraudulent transfer | Transfer made to cheat creditors is invalid | Twynes Case |
| 53A | Part performance | Buyer in possession is protected even if formal transfer not done | Nathulal v Phoolchand |
| 54 | Sale of immovable property | Sale means transfer of ownership for a price | Narandas Karsondas v S.A. Kamtam |
| 55 | Rights and liabilities of buyer and seller | Lists duties of buyer and seller | Kaliaperumal v Rajagopal |
| 58 | Mortgage defined | Mortgage is transfer of interest to secure a loan | Kedar Lal v Hari Lal |
| 60 | Right of redemption | Borrower can take back property after repaying loan | Narandas Karsondas v S.A. Kamtam |
| 67 | Right to foreclosure or sale | Lender can sell property if loan not repaid | Maharaj Kishen v Raja Ram |
| 68 | Right to sue for mortgage money | Lender can sue for money in certain cases | Kishan Lal v Ganga Ram |
| 69 | Power of sale without court | Lender can sell property without court in some cases | Vasudeva Mudaliar v Srinivasa Pillai |
| 70 | Accession to mortgaged property | Any addition to property also becomes part of mortgage | Bhagwan Das v Debi Dayal |
| 72 | Rights of mortgagee in possession | Lender in possession can manage property | Ram Dhan v Naurangi |
| 91 | Persons who may sue for redemption | Lists who can ask to get property back | Kishan Lal v Ganga Ram |
| 105 | Lease defined | Lease means giving property for use for a time | Associated Hotels v R.N. Kapoor |
| 106 | Duration of lease | Defines lease period when not specified | State of U.P. v Lalji Tandon |
| 108 | Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee | Duties of landlord and tenant | Kalyanji v Bhura |
| 111 | Determination of lease | Lease ends in certain situations | Shaha Ratansi Khimji v Kumbhar Sons Hotel |
| 118 | Exchange defined | Exchange means giving one property for another | Ranchhoddas v Devaji |
| 122 | Gift defined | Gift means transfer without payment | Kalyan Sundaram v Karuppa Mooppanar |
| 123 | Transfer how effected (gift) | Gift must be registered and signed | Renikuntla Rajamma v K. Sarwanamma |
| 126 | When gift may be suspended or revoked | Gift can be cancelled in certain cases | Thakur Raghunath v Ramesh Chandra |
| 130 | Transfer of actionable claim | Rights like debts can be transferred | Jugalkishore Saraf v Raw Cotton Co. |