Supreme Court of India
Tej Bhan Madan v. Ii Additional District Judge and Others
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Indian Evidence Act, 1872: Section 116-Estoppel in relation to tenants-Whether there can be denial of title of landlord without tenant renouncing. Uttar Pradesh (Temporary) Control of Rent and Eviction Act, 1947: Section 3(1)(f)-Denial of title of the landlord by tenant-· Forfeiture of tenancy-When arises. c Mainavati, who bad purchased the premises in question at a court-sale, conveyed the same by sale in favour of Gopinatb. The appel- lant who was in occupation attorned his tenancy in favour of Gopinath. Gopinath, in turn, si>Id the property in favour of Cbbaya Gupta, the third respondent.
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