Supreme Court of India
V. K. A. Ranganatha Konar v. The Tiruchirappalli Municipal Council, by its Commissioner and Another
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The Madras City Tenants' Protection Act, 1921 (Mad. Act 3 of 1922), ss. 4Q) and 4(4)-Land/ord to pay compensation to evicted tenant for improvements on land-Decree in favour of landlord und.tr 1. 4( 1) not specifying time within which payment to be made-Payment not made within three months-Provisions of 1., 4(4) whether attracte~ Suit whether liable to be dismissed. ' The appellant was the tenant of respondent No. 1 on·. a piece of land and had built a cinema home thereon. On the expiry of the leaoe, respondent No. 1 filed a suit for rent and eviction against the appellant and his sub-lessee.
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