Supreme Court of India
Swami Motor Transport (p) Ltd. and Another v. Sri Sankaraswamigal Mutt and Another
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Landlord and Tenant-Tenant building on leased /and Rigltt of purchase-Whether property-Withdrawal of protection of non-residential building to certain towns-Whether discrimina tory or a restriction right of property-l!feaning of Property Madras City Tenants' Protection Act, 1921(Ill of 1922), s.9, as amended by Act XIX of 1955 and Act XIiI of 1960-0onstitu tion of India, Arts. 14, 19 and 31. Each of the appellants in the two appeals who were tenants of land in Tanjore on which non-residential premhes had been constructed by them, applied to the Munsif under s. 9 of the Madras City Tenants…
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