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Posted by: Vivek
Posted on: 2018-08-13
Hi Vivek, section 58 (c) in the transfer of property act of 1882 talks about mortgage by conditional sale. which in your case makes it rightly a mortgage by conditional sale. But along with this section you need to take a look at the conditions provided under section 69 of the TPA, 1882 which provides for selling of mortgage property without the intervention of the court. which under section 69 (2) lays down prerequisites for exercise of the power: 1. a notice as to the payment of the due money has been delivered to the mortgagor, and default has been made with respect to that and continued for a period of 3 months after the service of such notice. 2. and some interest of minimum rupees 500 remain in arrears or remains unpaid after the same becomes due. therefore your sale of property to A is valid only if you have complied with above conditions. I hope you are satisfied with the answer.
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