Supreme Court of India
Venkatesh Thimmaiah Gurjalkar v. S.S. Hawaldar
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Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961 : Sections 21 and 51. Non-residential premises-Tenant-Eviction of-Shop let out by father of respondent to the father of appellant-Death of tenant-Eviction proceedings filed by respondent-Landlord-- /aim resisted by tenant's son- Ground that his father had taken the shop on rent in his capacity as Manager of Hindu undivided family and as such he had inherited the tenancy rights Claim rejected by Trial Court-First Appellate Court held that the appellant had not inherited tenancy right-Landlord had not established ground of eviction-Therefore his e11iction
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