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This document discusses vested and contingent interests in the transfer of property. It defines a vested interest as one where the transferee receives the interest immediately upon transfer. A contingent interest is one where the transferee only receives the interest upon the happening of a future uncertain event specified in the transfer. Section 19 of the Transfer of Property Act defines vested interests, providing conditions for when an interest is considered vested. Section 21 defines contingent interes
- Author
- Aarya Thhakkare
- Language
- EN