Supreme Court of India
Kidar Lall Seal and Another v. Hari Lall Seal
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Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882)1, -ss. 82, 92-lndian Con aract Act (IX of 1872), s. 43-Mortgage-Contribution between co mortgagors-Liability to contribute-Whether proportionate to value .of properties mortgaged, or benefit derived by each mortgagor General and special law-Equitable considerations. • The right to contribution as between co-mortgagors is governed !by ss. 82 and 92 of' the Transfer of Property Act and not by ·s. 43 of the Indian Contract Act, inasmuch as s. 43 of the. Contract Act deals with contracts generally, while ss. 82 and 92 of the Trans- fer of Property Act
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