Supreme Court of India
Kapur Chand Jain v. B. S. Grewal & Others
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The Punjab Security of Land Tenures Act (10 of 1953), ss. 9(l)(ii) and . !4. (i) and (ii)-Non-payment of rent-Whetlier without sufficient cause .IJetermination--If conduct prior 10 Act can be considered. The appellant and respondent were the tenant and land-lord of certain agricultural lands to which the Punjab Security of Land Tenures Ac~ 1953, applied. The appellant tried to avoid payment of rent for each year of the lease period (1951-1955), under one pretext or the other, and for every year recoveries of rent were only made through the court.
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