Supreme Court of India

Kanji Manji v. The Trustees of the Port of Bombay

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Bench S.K. Das J.
Decided 27 February 1962

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Ejectment-Suit by Government or local Authority against assignees of leased land and building-Applicability of Rent Act-Jurisdiction of City Civil Court-Joint tenancy-Notice on one tenant, if sufficient-Suit if bad for non-joinder of legal representative of the deceased joint tenant-Assignee of tenancy if bound by the terms of the original lease-Where eviction of sub-tenant not possib/,e under statute, whether a ground to defeat the rights of the Local Authorities-Bombay Rents.…

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