Supreme Court of India
Raja Muthukone (d) by Lrs. v. T. Gopalasami and Anr.
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Rent and Eviction. Tam# Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960: S. 10(2)(i); Explanation-Tenant in arrears of rent-Notice claiming arrears served by landlord-Tenant replying that rent deposited in court in another proceeding-Landlord filing suit for eviction before expiry of two months' period and later withdrawing the rent deposited by tenant-High Court decreeing the suit-Held, once landlord gave notice to tenant claiming rent in arrears, he should have waited for a period of two months from date of service of notice and it is only on non-payment or non-tender of rent within the…
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