Supreme Court of India
Gurdev Singh v. Surjit Kumar
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T K. VENKATASWAMI J. Leave granted. Heard counsel. The first appellant is recorded to be dead. His LRs. are prosecuting this appeal. The deceased appellant filed an ejectment application against the respondents herein on the grounds that the first respondent has sublet the suit premises to the second respondent without a written consent; that the suit house is in dilapidated condition and therefore, unfit and unsafe for human habitation; that the hose was required for his personal use and occupation after reconstruction thereof and that the respondent had not paid the rent…
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