Supreme Court of India
Maiku v. Vilayat Hussain through L.rs.
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United Provinces (Temporary) Control of Rent and Eviction Rent, 194 7 - S. 7C - Rent tendered by tenant - Landlord refused to accept - Application for permission to deposit rent in Court - Tenant's allegations about landlord's refusal to accept rent offered by tenant sufficient to grant permission - Eviction suit - Tenant's failure to establish that landlord refused to accept rent offered by him - Tenant liable to eviction on ground of default. Depos;i.t of rent in Court - Service of notice on landlord - When to be made by Court. The appellant-tenant neither paid the arrears of rent in spite
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