Supreme Court of India
Budhu Mal Etc., v. Mahabir Prasad & Ors., Etc.
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Provincial Small Cause Courts Act-Section 23 of-Landlord Tenant dispute-Determination of title to property let out-Whether landlord can unilaterally cancel a deed giving to another party benefits arising out of property let out whether section 23 is attracted in the case. These appeals were preferred by tenants against the judgment of the High Court in civil revisions. Respondent Mahabir Prasad had executed a registered deed dated 8th December, 1966 with regard to premises in question, giving the benefits arising out of the said properties to his grandsons and their mother Smt. Sulocbana
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