Does the term "deed of mortgage" have special meaning? what if the document is labelled differently?

A declaration deed is a document that contains information about a property, including details about the mortgage, the value of the property, and how the mortgage will be paid. A declaration deed can be customized to meet specific needs. 

 A mortgage deed is a legal document that outlines the terms and conditions of a mortgage agreement between a borrower and a lender. It's created when a borrower uses their property as collateral for a loan. The mortgage deed establishes the rights and obligations of the parties involved, and protects the lender if the borrower defaults on the loan. The deed also transfers interest in the property from the borrower to the lender. 

What if all the terms and conditions of a Mortage Deed are in a Declaration of Mortgage? Meaning that the label of the document is Declaration of Mortgage but the content is that of a Deed of Mortgage.  Is it treated like a Deed of Mortgage?

What about Registration? Is it dependent on what title is assigned to the document?

If the document is registered and the contents of the document specifies the mortgage that is eniugh, the title being declaration or deed makes no sence ain such situation. That will be considerd as Motgage deed,

I am of the view that the cardinal principles in interpreting a documents the contents of the document take precedence over the form. If the contents of the documets exhibit the intention of the parties to create a mortgage, then it does not matter if the title is mistakenly mentioned as a Declaration of Mortgage, because the evidence as to form of title is unmeaning to the existing facts of contents of the document. Accordingly, with due respect I differ with the view of T.Kalaiselvan, Advocate.

What are the facts? What is the context?

In the absence the elementary aspects, the posting is a riddle than a query, that too, when you are seeking second (or third) opinion on a realtime issue.

What are the facts of the case / dispute / problem, which is otherwise prima facie a moot court topic for discussion.

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The opinion by Adv. N. K. Assumi and Adv. Kalaiselvan, though different, gave the required answers I needed. I like to keep my questions brief and to the point, without cluttering with irrelevant details.

Thank you all for responding.

Even writ petition can be converted into Appeal petition by the Court, if the case demands. Afetr all the Shakesperean also stated :Whats there in a Name.'

...And my thanks to Real Soul too. Missed thanking him in my earlier response.