Section 67(d) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, is the comdlary to the last clause of section 60 and rests on the same principle of the individuality of mortgage security. The reason has been discussed in:
A. Norender Narain v. Dwarka Lal Mundan, (1887) 3 Cal 397
B. Ram Sahai v. Debi Din, (1932)54 All 482
C. Nilakant v. Suresh Chunder, (1886) 12 Cal 414
D. None of the above
Answer: Option C
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