Supreme Court of India
Anandram Chandanmal Munot and Anr. v. Bansilal Chunilal Kabra (since Deceased) through Lrs and Ors.
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Rent Control & Eviction: Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging House Rates Control Act, 1947: Sections 5 (I 1), 12, 13 (I)(f) and 14-Premises let out by appellants-Tenant sublet the premises in 1972-73-Suitfor eviction dismissed by the trial court-On appeal, · eviction orders against tenant passed on the ground of default in payment of rent-Petition filed by the appellants in the High Court dismissed Tenancy of the tenant held to be determined from the date of decision of the Appellate Court instead of the date of issuance of notice by the appellants- Sub-tenancy held to be lawful-On appeal-Held,
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