Supreme Court of India
D. Satyanarayana v. P. Jagadish
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Andhra Pradesh Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control 'f Act, 1%0: s. 10(2)(i) & (vi)-Sub-tenant-Eviction of by tenant-No finding regarding bona [ides of dispute as to title-Sub-tenant attorns to .- and paying rent to the landlord-Order of eviction-Validity of ) Evidence Act; 1872: s. 116-Rule of estoppel-sub-tenant under • threat of eviction by title paramount-Attorns to landlord-Whether estopped frorn denying tenant's title in eviction proceedings by tenant. The appellant was a sub•tenant of the tenant-respondent. The landlotd served a nodce of eviction on him in November, 1980
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- 2022 Abid-ul-islam v. Inder Sain Dua
- 2012 State of A.P. & Ors. v. D. Raghukul Pershad (d} by Lrs & Ors.
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