Supreme Court of India
Mohinder Singh v. State of Punjab and Ors.
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Mortgage: Order of District Collector directing redemption of mortgaged property attained finality pursuant to dismissal of SLP-Objections filed by Appellant c in execution of the order of redemption-His contention that said property was earlier mortgaged in favour of him and his brother, which had not been redeemed-Held: Purported receipt by mortgagor from Appellant and his brother not proved, hence, cannot be relied upon-Appellant raised unnecessary objections in execution of order of redemption-Even otherwise, his contention barred by principle of constructive res judicata--Code of Civil
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