Supreme Court of India
Mattulal v. Radhe Lal
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The respondent-landlord having failed in his attempts to recover possession of the non residential premises from the appellant, entered into a lease deed by which he gave a lease of the premises to the appellant for a period of two years. After the expiry of the period of lease the appellant continued in possession as a monthly tenant. Two years after the expiry of the lease period the respondent again filed suit for eviction on the ground that the bona fide required the premises for starting his own business as a dealer in iron and steel materials, a ground for eviction recognised by s.
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