alleryStart learning →A transfer is deemed revocable if it contains a provision for:
APayment of stamp duty on the transfer deed
BRegistration of the deed with the sub-registrar
CRe-transfer of the income or assets to the transferor
DAttestation of the deed by two witnesses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Re-transfer of the income or assets to the transferor
A built-in right to get the income or assets back to the transferor is what makes a transfer revocable.
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