ELH's Bare Act: The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 with Short Notes – Edition 2026 is a precise and reliable legal reference presenting the updated statutory text of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, along with concise explanatory short notes to aid understanding and application. This edition is specifically designed to support quick comprehension, effective revision, and practical reference for students and professionals dealing with property law in India.

The book contains the complete and up-to-date bare text of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, systematically arranged section-wise for ease of reading. The accompanying short notes clarify important legal concepts, definitions, exceptions, and doctrines, helping readers understand the intent and practical implications of each provision without extensive commentary. Key topics such as transfer of property, sale, mortgage, lease, exchange, gift, actionable claims, and contingent interests are explained in a clear and straightforward manner.

Special attention is given to important doctrines and principles, including doctrine of election, part performance, lis pendens, rule against perpetuity, and fraudulent transfer, which are frequently tested in law examinations and applied in legal practice. The short-note format makes this book particularly useful for last-minute revision, classroom reference, and quick legal consultation.

This Edition 2026 reflects the latest legislative position and is aligned with current academic and professional requirements. It is highly suitable for LLB and LLM students, judicial services and other competitive examination aspirants, advocates, property law practitioners, and academicians who require a compact yet dependable reference on property law.

ELH's Bare Act The Transfer of Property Act, 1882 with Short Notes – Edition 2026 stands out as an essential companion for anyone seeking clarity, accuracy, and convenience in understanding and applying one of India’s most important property statutes.