Supreme Court of India
Gaya Prasad v. Surendra Bahadur Singh, (dead) by L.rs. & Ors.
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U.P. Encumbered Estates Act, 1934--Sections 7, 14(7), 18, 20, 24, 43 and 44-Restrictions imposed by the Act-Agreement of sale- Whether such restriction-Agreement to sell-Not a transfer of right in ,. immovable property-Mortgage of the property-Rights of mortgage whether extinguish!!d by its merger into a decree-Rights of mortgagee , .. ..,.__ when revived. ' - The respondent entered into an agreement to sell the house in dispute to the appellant on May 5, 1958. Earlier he had made an appli cation to the Collector under Section 4 of the U .P. Encumbered Estates Act (U .P. Act No. XXB of
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