Supreme Court of India
Kanniammal v. Chellaram
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Rent Control and Eviction: Tamil Nadu Building (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960-Sections 10(3)(a)(iil) and J0(3)(c)-Eviction-Grounds under the provisions- Applicability of-landlady occupying one portion of the tenanted building Nature of user of leased property corresponded to the nature of additional requirement of Landlady-Held, Section J0(3)(a)(iil) was applicable and not Section I0(3)(c)-Section J0(3)(c) does not require that the nature of the requirement of the landlord and the nature of the user of the land portion • should coalesce. Appellant-landlady was in occupation of one part
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