Supreme Court of India
Nilesh Nandkumar Shah v. Sikandar Aziz Patel
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Rent Control and Eviction: Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging, House Rates Control Act, 1947-Section 6-Tenancy-lntegral tenancy for residential and commercial purpose-Tenancy for residential purpose protected by the Act but not for other purposes-Eviction sought under Transfer of Property Act-Held, if part of tenancy is protected by Rent Control Le¥islation, it shall take along with it such other part as not protected-Hence, entire tenancy premises would enjoy protection of the Act-If a ground for eviction under the Act from even a part of the premises is made out, eviction can be ordered from
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