Supreme Court of India
M/s. K. Ganesh Shet v. Sri A.K. Jayarama Sheka and Ors.
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Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961 : S. 2l(J)(j)-Eviction of tenant on ground of illegal sub-letting- Allowed by District Judge-High Court though upholding the finding of I illegal subletting, declined relief to landlord observing that original tenant having died, sub-tenants holding under his legal representatives deserved protection-On appeal, Held, landlord having successfully made out a ground for eviction, tenant must be evicted alongwith sub-tenants- Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1999-S. 70. The High Court, in a revision against the order of eviction of tenant and sub-tenants in the
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