Supreme Court of India
P. Veerappa v. M.A. Mohammed Amanulla
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Rent and Eviction : Kamataka Rent Control Act, 1961 : S.21-Tenant in a"ears of rent-Entering into an agreement with landlord to purchase premises-Failure .to pay consideration within stipulated period-Eviction proceedings by landlord-Tenant's objection to eviction proceedings under the Act and claim of rights under agreement-Held, not maintainable. The appellant, a tenant of the premises in dispute, entered into an agreement with the respondent-landlord to purchase the premises. Later he filed a suit for specific performances which was compromised. In the compromise, the appellant admitted
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