Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana & Others v. Navir Singh and Another
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TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, 1872: c ss.59 and 58(f) - Mortgage and mortgage by deposit of title deeds - Discussed. s. 58(f) - Mortgage by deposit of title deeds - Held: Charge of mortgage can be entered into revenue record in respect of mortgage by deposit of title-deeds and for that, instrument of mortgage is not necessary. REGISTRATION ACT, 1908:. s. 17(1)(c) - Registration of instrument creating interest - Mortgage by deposit of title deeds - Held: When debtor deposits with creditor title-deeds of property for the purpose of security, it becomes mortgage in terms of s. 58(f) of Transfer of
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