Supreme Court of India
Hanumant Kumar Telesara v. Mohan Lal
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We hold that the lease given by mortgagee during the subsistence of the mortgage came to and end on the redemption of the mortgage.
Judgment, page 8
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Rights of tenant of mortgaged property let out by mortgagee to continue in possession of the property after redemption of the mortgage-Mortgagor's right to have possession of the property after redemption. The respondent mortgaged his shop and delivered possession thereof to the mortgagees with the right to collect rent from the tenant in payment of the interest on the mortgage amount. The mortgagees let out the premises to the appellant (tenant), during the subsistence of the mortgage. The respondent filed a suit against the mortgagees for redemp tion of the mortgage and recovery of vacant
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