Which one is not essential for the doctrine of part performance:-
Verified Answer
A. Contract is for consideration
B. Contract must be for movable property
C. Must be in writing and signed by transferor
D. Transferee must have received the possession of the property
Explanation:
The doctrine of part performance (Section 53A of the Transfer of Property Act) applies to contracts for the transfer of immovable property. Therefore, a contract for movable property is not essential; in fact, it's the opposite.