Supreme Court of India
K. Achuta Bhat v. Veeramanani Manga Devi
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Andhra Pradesh Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Con trol Act, 1960. Section JO-Tenant-Eviction on ground of sub-lett ing-Transfer of managing rights of the business and transfer of business in toto with right to occupy the leased premises-Ascertain- c · mentof. The appellant had taken the demised premises on lease in 1953 for running a hotel. In August 1969 the hotel came to be run by the second respondent. Thereupon, the landlady-1st respondent terminated the tenancy as she had reasons to believe that the appellant had either transferred his rights under the lease or sublet the
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