Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882)
Section 52
Where a transfer is hit by section 52 of the Act, the transferee is not entitled to hold his title against a party to the suit sought to be affected by the transfer...(16) [ MA Awal vs Abdus Rashid Khan, 73 DLR (AD) 21]
Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882)
Section 52
A suit for specific performance of a contract for a lease amounts to a suit in which the right to immovable property is directly and specifically in question. A suit for specific performance of a contract operated as lis pendens...(16) [ MA Awal vs Abdus Rashid Khan, 73 DLR (AD) 21]
Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882)
Section 52
The doctrine of lis pendens does not make alienations made during pendency of a suit void but only that such alienation will not affect the rights of other parties to the suit. The purchaser pendente lite is bound by the result of the. litigation. It is immaterial whether subsequent transferee is a party to that suit or not. ...(17) [ MA Awal vs Abdus Rashid Khan, 73 DLR (AD) 21]