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Charge || Sec 100 ,Transfer of property act,1882

In the context of property law, a "charge" refers to a type of security interest that is created over an immovable property, such as land or a building. It is a form of encumbrance that enables a creditor to secure the repayment of a debt or the performance of an obligation by the owner of the property. Under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (TPA), a charge may be created by a written instrument, signed by the person creating the charge or by his agent authorized in writing. The instrument must contain a description of the property charged, the amount of the debt or obligation secured by the charge, and the terms and conditions of the charge. Once a charge is created, the creditor has certain rights over the property charged, such as the right to sell the property in case of default by the owner, and the right to receive the proceeds of the sale to the extent of the debt or obligation secured by the charge. Charges are commonly used in financing transactions, where a borrower may offer his property as collateral to secure a loan or other financial obligation. Contact @9654646965 to enquire for the Classes #Section100TPA #propertylaw #securityinterest #immovableproperty #encumbrance #creditor #debtrecovery #collateral #financingtransactions #mortgage #hypothecation #pledge #debtobligation #default #foreclosure #proceedsofsale #legalremedies #Indianlaw #TPA