The correct answer is option 2, "Section 11." Section 11 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, deals with the restraint on the power to transfer property. It specifies that a property owner cannot impose restrictions on the sale or transfer of the property beyond the first transfer. However, this particular section does not apply to persons governed by Muhammadan law, which has its own legal frameworks and principles regarding property rights and transfers. Muhammadan law allows for more flexibility in terms of imposing conditions and restraints on property transfers. This cultural and legal distinction exempts those governed by Muhammadan law from the restrictions laid out in Section 11 of the Act.