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The doctrine that prevents restrictions on the mortgagor's right to redeem is known as:

The doctrine invalidates an impermissible clog on the mortgagor equity of redemption. It does not automatically invalidate every collateral advantage or postponement;…

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The doctrine that prevents restrictions on the mortgagor's right to redeem is known as:

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The doctrine invalidates an impermissible clog on the mortgagor equity of redemption. It does not automatically invalidate every collateral advantage or postponement; validity depends on the term and applicable law. Section60TPAprovides the statutory redemption right in India. Consolidation concerns joint redemption of separate securities rather than the anti-clog principle.

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