Supreme Court of India
N.S.M. Ahmed Jamalia Beevi v. D.N. Shah
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The Tamil Nadu· Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960. Section 10(2)(i), Sections 11(1) and (4) and S. 25-Tenant-Non-pay- ment of rent-Eviction Proceedings can be contested or appeal prefeTTed only on payment/deposit of a/Tears of Rent-Failure to do so-Order of disposses sion unless sufficient cause is shown to the contrary--Persistent def a ult withou(showing sufficient cause-Held, liable for eviction-Sympathetic con siderations for the default cannot be accepted-Equitable considerations have no place in the face of express provision of law.
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