Supreme Court of India
Parmar Kanaksinh Bhagwansinh (dead) by L.rs. v. 1. Makwana Shanabhai Bhikhabhai and 2. Makwana Prabatbhai Bhikhabhai
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882--Section I II-Lease of immovable property-Mortgage by conditional sale-Whether the lease-hold of a tenant in a property would merge in mortgage security as would debar a tenant from desisting the suit of landlord mortgagor for recovery of possession of such property by obtaining a decree for redemption of the mortgage-Held: No. Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948: Sections 70, 85 and 85- Suit for redemption filed in Civil Court -opposite party claiming to be tenant and seeking reference to Mamlatdar for a finding-Whether Civil Court decide the issue
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