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Basic concept of notice

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basic concept of notice under transfer of property act

 
An actual notice to constitute a binding notice, must be definite information given by a parson interested in the thing in respect of which the notice is issued; for it is a settled rule that a person is not bound to attend to vague rumours or statements by mere strangers, and that a notice to be binding must proceed from some persons interested in the thing: Barnhart v. Green-Shields [1854] 9 Moore's P.G. 18.
Allahabad High Court
Ashiq Husain And Ors. vs Chaturbhuj And Anr. on 15 July, 1927
Equivalent citations: AIR 1928 All 159, 108 Ind Cas 152
Author: Mears
JUDGMENT
Mears, C.J.
1. The action, was directed by the respondents, Chaturbhuj and Girdhari Lal, against three sets of defendants under the following circumstances:
2. On 1st May 1909, Syed Nazar Hussain (now dead) father of defendants 1-5, executed a simple mortgage in favour of the plaintiffs respondents for Rs. 3,000 with interest at 12 annas per cent. per mensem with half-yearly rests. The property mortgaged consisted of a 20 biswas zamindari share in qasba Amanpur mahal khewat No. 1, and a two and a half biswa share in mahal Nawazish Ali, khewat No. 3, patti Ram Lal. By a clerical error the second item of property was described in the mortgage-bond as a 2-biswa share in mahal, Nawazish Ali entered in khewat No. 2, patti Ram Lal.

3. The document was registered in the office of the Sub-Registrar of Tahsil Kasganj. District Etah, on 3rd May 1909.
4. The mortgagor having died without


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