Supreme Court of India
Badri Narain Jha and Others v. Rameshwar Dayal Singh and Others.
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Landlord and tenant-Merger-One of several ioint holders of mokarrari interest acquiring portion of lakhra; interest-No · merger-Partition amongst lessees inter sc--lntegrity of lease, qua lessor, not affected. If a lessor purchases the whole of the lessee's interest, the lease is extinguished by merger, but there can be no merger or extinction where one of several joint holders of the mokarrari interest purchases portion of the lakhraj interest. partition inter se amongst several mokarraridars does not in any way affect the integrity of the tenancy or make each holder of an interest in it a
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