Supreme Court of India
Badrilal v. Municipal Corporation of Indore
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The appellant was a lessee of a plot of land belonging to the respondent-corporation. When the respondent issued notice to the appellant directing him to vacate the land on the date of expiry of the lease, the appellant applied for a grant to him of a lease for 99 years or at least for 10 years. The respondent passed a resolution that the land would be given to the appellant if he deposited certain amount as upset price and paid a higher rent, and that otherwise possession of the land should be taken back.
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