Supreme Court of India
Chandy Varghese and Ors. v. K. Abdul Khader and Ors.
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Land Reforms: Kera/a Land Reforms Act, 1963-Section 106-Protection of lessee against eviction-Applicability of-Held: When land is leased for commercial · or industrial purposes and lessee constructs building for such purposes before the appointed date, Section 106 is applicable-On facts, Courts below holding that the original owner never intended to transfer any interest in land to transferee but he acquired right to shed and machinery of saw mill as licensee- Document ineffectual to create leasehold right on land in favour of transferee, thus protection against eviction under Section 106 not
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