Supreme Court of India
S.B. Abdul Azeez (by Lrs.) v. M. Maniyappa Setty & Anr.
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Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961-Section J(h)-Definition of Landlord-Whether includes usufructuary mortgagee who is entitled to be in possession of the mortgaged property and/or to receive the rents and profits in lieu of interest or in payment of the mortgage money. Held-Yes. Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961-Section 2 I(l)(h)-Whether usufructuary mortgagee with possession stands on a part with owner of building to seek eviction of tenant. Held-Yes. c The appellant, now represented by his legal representatives, had taken on rent certain premises and was in occupation thereof. On the basis of
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