Supreme Court of India
Indian Iron & Steel Co. Ltd. v. Biswanath Sonar
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Bengal Non-Agricultural Tenancy Act, s. 9(l)(iii)-Benefit under section whether available in case of monthly tenancy-'Term' in sec tion whether means agreed term or period of occupation. The appellant company gave on lease a piece of land to the res pondent in 1938. On June 28, 1950 the company gave notice to the res pondent terminating the tenancy. The period mentioned in the notice, which was received by the respondent on June 29, 1950 was six months· ending with the expiry of December 1950. Later the com pany filed a suit for the eviction of the respondent. The latter claim ed benefit
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