Supreme Court of India
Dr. Thakar Singh v. Sh. Mula Singh (d) Thr. Lr. & Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882: S. 111 rlw ss. 72 and 76 - Determination of lease c executed by mortgagees - Redemption of mortgage - Mortgagees were entitled to create tenancies by virtue of mortgage deed - However, there is nothing in mortgage deed to indicate that tenancies created by mortgagees would be binding on mortgagors. o In the instant appeal arising out of a suit by the mortgagors for possession of the mortgaged property leased by the mortgagees, the question for consideration before the Court was whether the suit was barred under the provisions of the Rent Restrictions Act.
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