Supreme Court of India
Rukmani Ammal and Anr. v. Jagdeesa Gounder
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Limitation Act, 1963-Artic/e 63-Possession of mortgage property by mortgagee-When becomes adverse against mortgagor-Held: On sale of mortgage property in favour of mortgagee, his/her status as mortgagee comes to an end and upon purchase, claims property as absolute owner-Possession becomes adverse to the mortgagor-original owner. Code of Civil Proceduri:., 1908-0rder 34-Sale of part of property already mortgaged by mortgagor, to purchaser-Suit for declaration of title and possession of property by purchaser against mortgagee 12 years later- Maintainability of-Held: Suit for redemption of…
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