Supreme Court of India
Shri Mahabir Prasad Jain v. Shri Ganga Singh
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Specific Relief Act, 1963-Section 6. Suit-Decree for possession of tenanted premises-Grant of-Trial Coun through finding that respondent's tenancy not proved, granting decree for possession without considen·ng evidence on record-On revision, High Cou/1 without examining the status of respondent as tenant, confirming the decree of Trial Coun-Validity of-Held, Trial Coun committed serious e"or by granting decree for possession on e"oneous presumption without consider- ing the evidence on record-High Cou11 failed in its duty by confirming such a decree without e,xamining the case in proper
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