Section 56
License when transferable.
The Indian Easements Act, 1882
About this Act
An Act to define and amend the law relating to Easements and Licenses.
Unless a different intention is expressed or necessarily implied,
a license to attend a place of public entertainment may be transferred by the licensee; but, save as
aforesaid, a license cannot he transferred by the licensee or exercised by his servants or agents.
Illustration
(a) A grants B a right to walk over A’s field whenever he pleases. The right is not annexed to any immovable property of B. The right cannot be transferred.
(b) The Government grant B a license to erect and use temporary grain-sheds on Government land. In the absence of express provision to the contrary, B’s servants may enter on the land for the purpose of erecting sheds, erect the same, deposit grain therein and remove grain therefrom.
Illustration
(a) A grants B a right to walk over A’s field whenever he pleases. The right is not annexed to any immovable property of B. The right cannot be transferred.
(b) The Government grant B a license to erect and use temporary grain-sheds on Government land. In the absence of express provision to the contrary, B’s servants may enter on the land for the purpose of erecting sheds, erect the same, deposit grain therein and remove grain therefrom.