Supreme Court of India
Pabitra Kumar Roy and Anr. v. Alita Dsouza
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West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956-Section 3(2) (as added by Amending Act XXIV of 1965)-Applicability of the provision to leases for over 20 years, but containing a clause allowing prior determination thereof at the instance of either of the parties-Lease for over 20 years-Prior determination of by lessor-Suit under Transfer of Property Act for vacation of leased premises-Lessee not seeking protection under 1956 Act-Suit decreed-Lessee seeking Protection under Transfer of Property Act and continuing in possession thereby-Completion of lease period-Lessor seeking possession from…
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