Supreme Court of India
S. Venkitachalam Iyer v. S. Rama Iyer
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Tamil Nadu Tenants' Protection Act, 1921 : Sections 9 and 10-- Tenant-Eviction of-Decree passed-Compensation for superstnicture built k by tenants predecessor-in-interest and purchased by tenant-Execution • c proceedings pending-Right of tenant to require the landlord to sell the land for beneficial enjoyment of the superstntcture-W/zether affected. The lands in question owned by a Trust, of which the appellant was the Managing Trustee, were leased to respondent. On his failure to pay rent the Trust filed a suit for his ejectment. The District Munsiff passed the decree on condition that the
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