Sadasiva Aiyar, J.

1. The plaintiff is the appellant. (Both plaintiff and defendant are women). The facts out of which this suit has arisen may be shortly stated thus. The plaintiff was the simple mortgagee of certain lands under a bond of 1899 executed by third persons to her predecessors-in-title. She hypothecated that hypothecation right and other properties to the defendant in 1908 for Rs. 200 The hypothecated hypothecation right became barred in 1911, owing to a suit not having been brought against the third persons either by the plaintiff (the mortgagee under it) or by the defendant (who obtained transfer of that mortgage from plaintiff by way of security). Then the defendant brought a suit in 1915 against the plaintiff on her (defendants) own mortgage of 1903 for recovery of the amount due to her. The defendant in that suit, (namely, the present plaintiff) pleaded that the present defendant (plaintiff in that suit) having by her default failed to sue for and recover from the third persons the money due under the bond of 1899 left with the defendant as security, she (the defendant) was liable to account to the plaintiff for much more than the amount sued for, on the bo