Supreme Court of India
N. Motilal & Ors. v. Faisal Bin Ali & Anr.
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Telangana Building (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1960 – s.4 – Appellants are tenants of a shop on monthly rent of Rs.1840/- excluding electricity charges and water charges – Appellants had entered into lease agreement dtd. 27.08.90 with the landlord by which the premises was let out for 20 years – Previous landlord transferred the premises in question to respondent nos.1 & 2 on 28.03.08 – Respondent nos.1 & 2 filed application for enhancement of rent – Landlord claimed that the market rent of similar premises is Rs.75/- per sq. ft. and as per the market rent value, the monthly rent…
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