In case of mortgage by deposit of title deeds

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A. A letter stating that the deeds are to be held as security for antecedent debt, is compulsorily registrable

B. An agreement executed for repayment of the mortgage dues & payment of dues thereon, is compulsorily registrable

C. A letter not mentioning the details of the title/deeds nor mentioning the principal amount or interest thereon, is compulsorily registrable

D. Both (A) and (B)

Answer: Option D

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