SACHIDANAND PRASAD versus BABU SHEO PRASAD SINGH
Section 90 and Illustration (c) do not apply where mortgagee's default on rent payment is trifling and not a real contributory cause of sale; the advantage gained is not due to his position or mala fide conduct. The sale extinguished mortgagors' right of redemption.
- Parties
- Appellant: Sachidanand Prasad; Respondent: Sheoprasad Singh
- Jurisdiction
- India
- Judgment Date
- 06 May 1965
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal / Appeal by Special Leave From Patna High Court Judgment Dated February 19, 1958 in Appeal From Appellate Decree No. 919 of 1954
- Outcome
- Appeal dismissed with costs.
- Legal Topics
- Usufructuary Mortgage, Redemption, Rent Sale, Certificate Sale, Section 90 Indian Trusts Act, Transfer of Property Act
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Parties
Sachidanand Prasad
Appellant
Sheoprasad Singh
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal / Appeal by Special Leave From Patna High Court Judgment Dated February 19, 1958 in Appeal From Appellate Decree No. 919 of 1954
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether purchases at rent sale/certificate sale by the mortgagee in the farzi name enure to the benefit of mortgagors as per s. 90 Indian Trusts Act and Illustration (c), enabling redemption of the entire property
- 2 Whether trifling default by mortgagee on rent payment can make s. 90 applicable
Ratio Decidendi
Section 90 and Illustration (c) do not apply where mortgagee's default on rent payment is trifling and not a real contributory cause of sale; the advantage gained is not due to his position or mala fide conduct. The sale extinguished mortgagors' right of redemption.
Court Disposition
Appeal dismissed with costs.
Orders
- Decree for redemption of 3.93 acres of plot No. 955 in Hichapur maintained as affirmed by High Court; suit otherwise dismissed.
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