BARDSWELL
The Official Assignee of Madras – Appellant
Versus
Sampath Naidu – Respondent
Bardswell, J.
1. The suit under appeal is one for a declaration that two mortgage deeds, executed on the 18th March, 1914 and 17th November, 1920, respectively, in favour of the predecessors of defendants 1 and 2, as well as a decree obtained thereon, are void and inoperative in law to the extent to which these defendants seek to exercise their rights over the suit property. The plaintiff has been granted a decree as prayed for and the defendants are appealing.
2. The suit properties belonged originally to G. Section Venkatakrishnama Chetti who had three daughters. These daughters succeeded to his estate on his death, and the last of them died in October, 1926. On her death B. Venkatakrishnama Chetti, the son of another of the three sisters, succeeded to the estate. The suit mortgages were executed by this B. Venkatakrishnama Chetti when he had only a spes successions. After the death of Narasammal, the last survivor of the three sisters, he sold the suit properties on 6th December, 1926, to Ananda Mohan Chetty by whom they were mortgaged on 21st January, 1927, to the plaintiff. As to the validity of the plaintiffs mortgage deed (Ex. A) there is no question.
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