Supreme Court of India
Flora Elias Nahoum & Ors. v. Idrish Ali Laskar
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In view of the foregoing discussion, we have formed an opinion that the appellants were able to prove the case of sub-letting against the respondent.
Judgment, page 11
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Rent Control and Eviction: West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956 – s.13(1)(a) – Eviction suit – Claim of, on four grounds, default in payment of monthly rent, bonafide need, sub-letting and unauthorized construction in the suit shop by the tenant – Suit partly decreed against the tenant on the ground of sub-letting and unauthorized construction by the tenant in the suit shop – However, the High Court dismissed the suit holding that no ground of either sub-letting or an unauthorized construction was made out – On appeal, held: Even if the landlord is able to make out only one ground out of…
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