Supreme Court of India
Ludhichem Agencies Etc. v. Ahmed R.V. Peer Mohamed and Anr.
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from which sub-section (2) of section 14 of the Act begins to operate and in consequence of its ooeration, the erstwhile licensee becomes a tenant of the landlord on the terms and conditions of the agreement. [715 - ] In the instant case respondent No. 2 ceased to be a tenant of any description long before February I, 1973. The contractual tenancy came to an end when the notice to quit took effect and the statutory tenancy terminated when the decree for ejectment was passed thereafter. When she had ceased to be tenant, the agreement for licence stood autom1tically terminated oy reason of
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