defective mortgage

No Becasue Allotment Letter is not a Title Deed. Allotment letter is just that a particluar thing or property is alloted to the concerned person.

Also Title Deed Is in it a deep defination which i also want it for our learned jurist.

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For creating equitable  mortgage, delivery of title deeds is necessary. If no title deeds are delivered, equitable mortgage created is invalid.  This is hairlike defence if you will go through mortgage papers will get no. of discripencies and procedural lacunae by  bank officers.ask bank all papers.

thank  you for your advise.please advise, wether drt has power to decide that mortgage is valid or not.

I also need the answer about the belowmentioned question ?

1)  Wether drt has power to decide that ANY Mortgage is valid or not. 

2) What do u mean by title deed as per the TPA ( As per TPA because the types of Mortgage(S) are defined in it & to understand any Mortgage papers it is imp to understand the defination of title deed in depth)

So Kind Request To Respect Jurist to explain me the abovementioned one PLS.

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title deed means registered purchase deed.or regd.lease deed

Thanks A Million Sirji.

But What about the Question 1) Wether drt has power to decide that ANY Mortgage is valid or not. As per which section or any apex court judgment.

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equitable mortgage by deposit of title deed can be created by allotment letter also. It depends upon the lender to create mortgage by registered or unregistered document of title. Title deed means a document showing primalry evidence of ownership of property.

Yes the Mortgage is valid.Equitable Mortgage can be created by Allotment Letter (Original) also.

For valid equitable mortgage, three ingredients are essential:

1. a debt present or future

2. deposit of documents evidencing title to property

3. intention of the owner of property to create mortgage. This intention is normally reduced to writing by a letter by the owner or by executing a memorandum of deposit of title deeds. In Tamil Nadu any such letter/emorandum will attract stamp duty.

In the instant case, if the allotment letter of the property, together with other documents such as EC, receipt for payment of consideration, etc. are evidencing the ownership of the mortgagor, then the said mortgage is valid.

If the bank obtains MOD for deposit of title deed even before preparation of sale deed, then what is the validity of the MOD? if it is a valid MOD could you please justify it with provision.

Any written documents for mortgage of EM not necessary if the mortgagor had deposited the evidence of ownership of the property, even if it is allotment letter if it is transferable. Hence in the instant case, the mortgage is valid. If the bank produce valid evidence for creation of mortgage, DRT will accept the martgage and thus proceed for enforcement of mortgage.