then minor his father Mani Reddiar executed gift settlement deed in respect of the suit properties in his favour by appointing his mother as guardian, to prove the same certified copy of gift deed Ex.A1 was produced. Admittedly his mother died in the year 1979 itself thereafter plaintiff’s father deemed to be his guardian to deal with suit properties. While so, in the year of 1988 the plaintiffs father sold the suit property in order to discharge the loans in favour of the first defendant’s father Subaramani and the sale deed was marked as Ex.B2, before that in the year 1986 plaintiff's father borrowed a loan to the tune of Rs. 20,000/- from sixth defendant by executing the usurfructuary mortgage deed in his favour. Hence, at that time of selling the property in favour of the defendant's father the said mortgaged debt also directed to discharge to that effect recitals are found in the sale deed Ex.B2 and Ex.B3 stands in the name of defendant's father. Thereafter the defendant's father demanded the sixth defendant to hand over the possession by receiving the amount for usurfructuary mortgage but she refused. Hence, he filed suit for redemption in O.S No. 154 of 2000 and finally the suit was
