Supreme Court of India
K.C.G. Verghese v. K.T. Rajendran and Anr.
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Rent and Eviction : Eviction of tenant-Part of tenanted premises in possession of tenant's brother-Ejectment of tenant's brother-Tenant's appeal dismissed by Supreme Court-Tenant filing an undertaking to hand over the premises to landlord on or before specified date-Later tenant intimating landlord to have vacated the portion of suit premises in his possession except the portion in possession of his brother-Landlord filing contempt petition before Supreme Court against tenant and his brother-Tenant's brother contending that he not being a party in the case, Wai not liable to contempt-Held…
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