Supreme Court of India
Joy Nath Goala and Ors. v. Bhabani Prasad Choudhary and Ors.
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Rent and Eviction : Eviction-Compromise decree-Tenants undertook to vacate the premises after expiry of three years-Premises not vacated-Eviction notice given-Suit by landlord for declaration of title and ejectment-Held, after the tenn in the consent decree expired, the defendants remained in unlawful possession without any right or interest in the property-Once tenancy has been tennir.ated by a compromise decree, defendants cannot claim their continuance as tenants unless there is a further agreement between the landlord and tenant after the decree-Defendants have not pleaded adverse
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