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  • Section 14, sub-Section 5 of the Agra Tenancy Act of 1926
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  • Section 14, sub-Section 5 of the Agra Tenancy Act of 1926

    Raghunath Prasad And Another v. Jwala Prasad And Others Respdts.

    Sen, J.:— We are clearly of opinion that the judgment under appeal is correct and ought to be affirmed. The property is transferred by a usufructuary mortgage in terms of Section 14, sub-Section 5 of the Agra Tenancy Act of 1926 and there is a stipulation in the mortgage bond that the mortgagee is to retain the full possession and the enjoyment of the mortgaged property including the trees appertaining to an exproprietary holding.

    2. The mortgagee cannot be deprived of the benefit of this stipulation. This is perfectly clear from the language of the last paragraph of S. 15 of the Act. We dismiss this appeal with coats.

    B.V/R.K

    3. Appeal dismissed.

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    Raghunath Prasad And Another v. Jwala Prasad And Others Respdts.
    (Dec 23, 1931)