Supreme Court of India
Vashu Deo v. Bal Kishan
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Sec. 116-Statutory tenant, who is. Sec. 108(q)-Obligation of Sub-tenant to restore possession on determination of tenancy-Sub-tenant must restore possession to sub-tenant, unless tenant is evicted by title paramount. Rent Control & Eviction : Landlord and Tenant-Plea of eviction by title paramount-Meaning and availability of Rajasthan Premises (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1950-Section 13-Suit for eviction by tenant against sub-tenant for default in payment of rent-At the same time, suit for eviction by landlord against tenant for illegal sub-letting-Plea
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