Supreme Court of India
Shah Phoolchand Lalchand v. Parvathi Bai
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 136---Contention that part ners of a firm not made parties by landlord in eviction proceeding Such a contention-Whether could be raised at special leave stage. Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960: Section 10(2)(ii)(a)-Unlawful sub-letting-Eviction on that ground Whether partners of the firm are to be made parties to such eviction petition. The appellants are tenants of the premises belonging to the Respondent, and have been carrying on business as a partnership firm in the said premises. The respondent tiled an eviction petition
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