Supreme Court of India
Harbans v. Om Prakash and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, I 882-Section 60-Right of mortgagor to redeem,-land mortgaged JOO years ago without stipulating any redemption period and in possession of mortgagees since then-Mortgagee's case that land not redeemed within limitation period as such became owner of land due to foreclosure-Held: When there is no /imitation for redeeming the mortgage, right of redemption cannot be extinguished, it can be redeemed at any point of time-Rule against clogs on the equity of redemption is that right to redeem cannot be taken away-Once a mortgage always a mortgage, as such always
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