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Question
Choose the most appropriate option:
'lis pendens' means-
Options
Awaited information
On the basis of evidence.
Decision awaited.
A pending suit.
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Solution
A pending suit.
Explanation:
According to Section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act, the doctrine of Lis pendens means during the pendency of a suit in a court.
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