Supreme Court of India
Rajendra Pratap Singh v. Rameshwar Prasad
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Bihar Building (Lease Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1982: Section 1 l(l)(e). Rent Control and Eviction-Suit filed by landlord for eviction of tenant- Grr•und-Expiry of/ease-Trial Court rejected the objection of tenant regarding validity of lease on the ground that tenant had admitted in written statement that tenancy was for a fixed period-Eviction decree confirmed by Appellate Court as well as High Court-Appeal before Supreme Court-Held petitioner- tenant cannot depart from the actual position which he has admitted in the trial court as well as before the first appellate Court that he had
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