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DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY (BOMBAY) VALIDATION ACT, 1947

THE DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY (BOMBAY) VALIDATION ACT, 1947

BOMBAY ACT No. LIV of 1947

[16th January, 1948]

An Act to validate certain dispositions of property in the Province of Bombay.

WHEREAS it is expedient to validate certain disposi­tions of property in the Province of Bombay; It is hereby enacted as follows:—

SECTION 01: SHORT TITLE

This Act may be called the   Disposi­tions of Property (Bombay) Validation Act, 1947.

SECTION 02: APPLICATION OF ACT

This Act shall   apply   to   all trusts made, and to all wills and other testamentary   disposi­tions of persons who   have   died,   before   the   first   day   of January one thousand nine hundred and forty-five—

(a) where such trusts, wills or testamentary dispo­sitions   relate to   immovable   property   situate   within   the 2[Bombay area of the State of Maharashtra].

(b) where such trusts, wills or testamentary dis­positions relate to property of every description   other   than immovable property and are declared, executed or made by a settlor or testator, as the case may be, in the [Bombay area of the State of Maharashtra, notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in Part II of the Indian   Succession   Act, 1925.]

SECTION 03: VALIDATION OF CERTAIN DISPOSITIONS

(1) The following provisions of law shall not apply and shall be deemed never to have applied to the dispositions of property contained in or made by the instruments mentioned in section 2, namely, (a) section 13 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and (b) section 113 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925.



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