Supreme Court of India
Roop Chand v. Gopi Chand Thalia
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Rajasthan Premises (Control of Rent & Eviction) Act, 1950: Section 13( J)(e)-Parting with possession; whether user by a Social club amounts to parting with possession-Permission to file additional documents in this Court-No satisfactory explanation for not filing in Courts below-Hence no justification. The appellant/tenant took on lease a building from the respon- dent. In the Deed of Rent there was an express provision that the tenant should not sublet the premises to anyone. However, shortly thereafter a social club came to be opened i_n the premises, where members played cards, chess etc.
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