Supreme Court of India
Md. Salim v. Md. Ali Since Deceased through His Lrs. Md. Assim & Ors.
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West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956-Definition of 'tenant' in section 2(4) thereof-Whether the petitioner was a sub-tenant not bound ... by decree of eviction against the tenant . y c This petition for special leave to appeal was flied against the judg- ment and order of the High Court, whereby the High Court had held that the petitioner was not a sub-tenant and as such he was bound by the decree passed against the tenant for eviction. The petitioner challenged before this Court the finding of the High Court and contended that he -"( was a sub-tenant with the knowledge and consent of the
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