Supreme Court of India
Kaveripatnam Subbaraya Setty Annaiah Setty Charities Trust v. S.K. Viswanatha Setty
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In view of the above terms and conditions, it was held that on redemption of the E mortgage, the respondent had a right to recover possession.
Judgment, page 10
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Rent Control and Eviction: Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961-Section 2(7)(bb)(iii)-Tenant vacated shop since landlord-trust desired to demolish old building to construct new one-Tenant's case that after reconstruction he requested that the shop in new building be re-let to him on payment of certain amount but not replied-Thereafter, he look possession of shop in new building as tenant on payment of advance rent for three years-On the other hand, landlord and tenant allegedly executing mortgage deed for three years in favour of tenant on payment of certain amount-Suit for possession on expiry…
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