Supreme Court of India

C. Beepathumma & Ors. v. V.S. Kadambolithaya & Ors.

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Reported as [1964] 5 S.C.R. 836
Bench K. Subba Rao J.
Decided 6 December 1963

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Mortgage-Suit for redemption-Mortgagee enjoying benefits under a deed-If must also accept the obligations thereunder­ Doctrine of election. The properties in plaint Schedules , & were mortgaged to one Kunjamu and others. By a partition in the Mortgagees' family Kunjamu go !th shares of the interests in these properties. Subsequent to the death of Kunjamu the mortgagors and mortga­ gees entered into an agreement evidenced by Ex. P-2 and P-2(a) in which the original mortgage deed Exp. wcs referred but it released certain properties shown in Schedule. The mortgagors agreed that the mortgagees

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