Supreme Court of India
Parvinder Singh v. Renu Gautam and Ors.
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Rent. Control and Eviction: .P. Urban Rent Control Act, 1987: Section 14(2)(ii)(a)-Sub-letting-Ground for eviction-8uit premises was sub-let by tenant-After the death of the tenent landlord filed suit for eviction of the heirs of the deceased tenant on the ground of sub-letting by deceased tenant-Suit. (/jsmissed by Rent Controller and appellate authority as well as by High Court placing reliance on .S. Sulochana 's Case (infra) holding that sub-letting to be ground for eviction must have been by present tenant and not his pred,e~~ssor-Correctness of-Held: Tenancy is a heritable right-One who
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