Section 58 (a) (c) and 60 Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 148 Specific Relief Act (I of 1877), Section 42 suit mortgage mortgage by conditional sale, he becomes the owner of the mortgaged land. Was done Under the Property Transfer Property Act, section 588 of 1882, mortgages of various types were run under section 588 of the Government-owned Property Transfer Act, 1882. In order to secure the payment of advance money or to develop a loan, an existing or future loan, or a performance of an engagement that may give rise to a particular obligation, the mortgage was transferred to real estate interest and property. The mortgage document, in the present case, showed that the transaction was kept mortgaged from the conditional sale as described in clause (c) of section 58 of the Transfer of Property. Under section 60 of the Transfer Property Act, 1882, the mortgagor had the right to redeem the property at any time if the original amount was owed, unless its right was extinguished by the parties' act and the court. By virtue of the transfer property 60 of the Transferred Property Act, 1882, the right to release all mortgages and the right to legal immunity under section 60 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 cannot be construed, between the mortgagee. It cannot be controlled by agreement. And the mortgage between the parties was a mortgage through a conditional sale and the right to redemption will continue even after the expiry of six months, as stated in the mortgage case, the time limit set forth in Article 148 of the Mortgagor Limitation. I can redeem my property at any time. On this basis, the Appellate Court, Act 1908
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