Supreme Court of India
D.C. Oswal v. V.K. Subbiah and Ors.
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Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960-Section JO-Eviction-Plea ofwilfal default-landlord accepting rent for two to three months at a time-Non-payment of rent for three months-Not wil- Jul default. Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act,.1960-Section 10---Eviction-Plea of change of user raised by landlord after seven years-Effect. Appellant was a tenant under the respondents. Action for evic- tion against the appellant was initiated on the pleas that there was "wilful default" in the matter of payment of rent and that the lease was residential but it h!'d been used
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