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Bhavani Gomathy vs Sankaran Krishnankutty on 29 October, 2010

defendant was only a release of the mortgage right subsisting over the property over which the appellant, as the legal heir of Bhavani, on her death, had already obtained jenmom right to redeem the property. So much so, in such release deed, Bhargavi, the mother of the plaintiff and the 2nd defendant, had been made parties would not confer on Bhargavi any right over the property as she was a stranger having no right over such property, is the challenge raised. The learned counsel placed reliance on Kesavanachi Gopalakrishnan Achari v. Velu Achari Pappukutty Achari {1997(1) Civil LJ 172} to contend that a stranger obtaining release from a mortgagee would not get assignment of mortgagee's interest and in fact by the release, there is an extinguishment of the mortgage right. A stranger, who had volunteered to pay the mortgage debt and obtained a release from S.A.No.491 of 1999 :: 10 ::

Nandigam Ramakrishna Rao S/O Late ... vs State Bank Of Hyderabad And Another on 7 August, 2013

14. The District Forum has applied ratio laid in Kesavanchari Gopalakrishnan Achari Vs. Velu Achari Pappukutty Achari & Others, AIR 1996 SC 1075 wherein the Honble Supreme Court held that a stranger who had volunteered to pay off the mortgage debt and obtained a deed of release from the concerned mortgagee, does neither acquire a right of subrogee nor of the mortgagee.
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Thukaram Anantha Shet, Shri R V ... vs The Manager Karnataka Bank Ltd., Shri V S ... on 10 January, 2006

Learned Counsel for the Petitioner relied upon the decision rendered by the Apex Court in Kesavanchari Gopalakrishnan Achari Vs. Velu Achari Pappukutty Achari & Ors. AIR 1996 SC 1075, wherein the Court has held in paragraph 26 that a stranger who had volunteered to pay off the mortgage debt and obtained a deed of release from the concerned mortgagee, does neither acquire a right of a subrogee nor of the mortgagee. We are bound by the law laid down in the aforesaid decision.
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