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When may a mortgagor deposit the outstanding mortgage money in the court competent to hear a suit for…

Section 83 opens the deposit window after the principal becomes due and closes it when a suit for redemption is barred. The deposit is made to the mortgagee’s account in a…

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When may a mortgagor deposit the outstanding mortgage money in the court competent to hear a suit for redemption under section 83 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882?

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Section 83 opens the deposit window after the principal becomes due and closes it when a suit for redemption is barred. The deposit is made to the mortgagee’s account in a court competent to hear that suit.

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Option A

The principal must already have become due.

Option B

A barred redemption suit is outside the deposit window.

Option C

Both statutory timing conditions are met.

Option D

A bar on the redemption suit closes the deposit window.

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