Supreme Court of India
Palani Ammal v. Viswanatha Chettiar (dead) and Ors.
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Rent Control and Eviction : Madras City Tenants Protection Act, 1921-Sections 2(4)(ii)(a), 9 & 13-Protection to statutory tenants- Tenant continuing in possession of open land after determination of the tenancy agreement-Section 9 applies only where landlord-tenant-relationship exists-Denial of title of landlord by tenant-Mode of determination of tenancy as envisaged by Section 111 (g) of Transfer of Property Act attracted-Is foreign to scope of definition of 'tenant' under section 2(4)-Section 9 becomes inoperative-Section lll(g) must be deemed to be repealed or modified by express
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