Supreme Court of India
Vitthal Shamrao Kubde v. State of Maharashtra
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The Respondents-landlords filed a suit for possession of the suit premises against the appellants on the ground of default in payment of rent, amongst other, The 7th Additional Small Causes Judge, dismissed the suit holding that the service of notice dated 7-8-1980 on the defendants terminating the tenancy was not proved, even though one out of the three acknowledgments due, had been received duly signed. As regards the question of default in payment of rent, the learned Judge took the view that the case did not fall under Section 12(3)(b) of the Act, as the defendants had paid Rs.
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