Supreme Court of India
State of Haryana v. Dharam Singh
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The appellant-tenant neither paid the arrears of rent in spite of verbal demand, notice of demand, and notice under s.106 of the Transfer of Property Act, nor vacated the premises. The landlord, therefore, filed a suit claiming arrears of rent and damages for the period of default as also pendente lite and future. The claim was resisted by the tenant contending that he was not a defaulter, that the landlord had refused to accept the rent tendered by him and that he deposited the same in the Court under s. 7C of the United Provinces (Temporary) Control of Rent and Eviction Act, 1947.
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