Supreme Court of India

Md. Salim v. Md. Ali Since Deceased through His Lrs. Md. Assim & Ors.

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Bench Sabyasachi Mukharji and G.L. Oza JJ.
Decided 26 August 1987

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West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956-Definition of 'tenant' in section 2(4) thereof-Whether the petitioner was a sub-tenant not bound ... by decree of eviction against the tenant . y c This petition for special leave to appeal was flied against the judg- ment and order of the High Court, whereby the High Court had held that the petitioner was not a sub-tenant and as such he was bound by the decree passed against the tenant for eviction.…

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