Supreme Court of India
K. Lubna & Ors. v. Beevi & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid judicial pronouncements, there is no doubt about this proposition.
Judgment, page 9
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Kerala Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965 – s.11(4)(i) – Eviction of tenants – Sub-tenancy – Appellants-owners alleged that respondents-tenants stopped the payment of rent of three shop room premises, defined as room nos. 3/471, 3/472 and 3/ 476, and it was also alleged that two shops were sublet by the respondent without the consent of the appellants – The appellants sent a legal notice dated 15.12.1987 demanding surrender of possession of suit shop rooms and arrear of rent, and ultimately filed an eviction petition before the Rent Control Court – The Trial Court found against the…
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