Supreme Court of India
Puran Chand (d) through Lrs. and Ors. v. Kirpal Singh (d) and Ors.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Section 76(a)-Mortgage-Redemption of-Tenant-Possession-Continuance of-Tenancy created by a mortgagee- Right of the mortgagees tenant" to continue in possession being co-terminus with his interest as mortgagee-Exception-Lease created by a mortgagee being binding on the mortgagor. the tenant could continue· in possession despite redemption-Applicability of the exception-Erstwhile prior mortgagees of the land wherein their father was already a tenant-Redemption of the prior mortgage by payment to them--Claim to remain in occupation of land as tenants claiming to…
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