Supreme Court of India
Anirudha Ramakrishna Karlekar v. Smt. Jankibai R. Bedekar
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The expression "convicted of using the premises" cannot be given too liberal construction so as to cover every case of conviction of the tenant. [156B] 3. Section 13( 1 )( c) was not intended to be a moral code of conduct for the tenant. For each and every offence committed at the premises, the tenant cannot be exposed to the risk-of eviction. The crime may be forced upon the tenant at the premises by third parties. There may be casual or incidental crimes. There may be technical offences connected with the trade or licence to trade. There may be crimes where use of the premises has nothing
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