Supreme Court of India
Manimala Devi v. Indu Bala Debya & Ors.
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Limitation Act (IX of 1908), s. 20 and Art. 116-Person liable to pay debt if covers mortgagor after assignment of his interest- Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), s. 68-Nature of right con ferred. One Rajkumar Singh was the proprietor of three properties , and . He borrowed a loan from Rabindra Nath and mort gaged properties and and by the deed of mortgage undertook personal liability to pay the dues and agreed that in default of payment by the due date the mortgagee do recover his dues by sale of properties , and . He created a second mortgage to secure another sum borrowed from
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