p.a. invoking Section 7 of Andhra Pradesh Revenue Recovery Act, 1864. In the said notice, it is mentioned that the petitioner and her son are hereby demanded to pay the said amount within 30 days from the date of receipt of this notice, in the event of default, they will attach the property and sell the same for recovery of said amount. Now, the notice is issued under Section 25 of the Act and thereafter specific procedure to be followed for the attachment of the property under Section 27 of Act. When the attachment is affected, the petitioner is entitled to file claim petition under Section 35 of the Act before the concerned authority claiming interest in the property and obtain an order for release of the property. A bare reading of Section 35 of the Act, it is clear that any person claiming interest in the land which has been or which is about to be attached, to obtain its release by paying the arrears, interest, and costs incurred; and all such sums, if paid by a tenant, may be deducted from any rent then or afterwards, due by him to the defaulter; and if paid by a bonafide mortgagee or other incumbrancer upon the estate, (or by any person not being in possession thereof but bonafide claiming an interest therein adverse to the defaulter) shall be a charge upon the land, but shall only take priority over other charges according to the date at which the payment was made. (Such sums when paid by a bonafide mortgagee or other incumbrancer shall further constitute a debt from the defaulter). But, in the present case, though the property is not attached, the petitioner is entitled to file claim petition under Section 35 of the Act. Therefore, the petitioner need not to wait till attachment is affected and hence the remedy by way of filing claim petition under Section 35 of the Act is more effective and efficacious. Hence, the petitioner is permitted to file appropriate claim before the
