Supreme Court of India
Gurubachan Singh and Anr. v. Ram Niwas
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For the foregoing reasons, we are of the opinion that there is absolutely no warrant to interfere with the concurrent findings of the three courts.
Judgment, page 9
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c Rent and eviction: Rajasthan Premises (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1950- s. l 3(/)(e)-Sub-letting-Tenant parting with possession of tenanted premises-Evidence as to receipt of rent from alleged sub-tenant-Held: Tenant liable to eviction on the ground of sub-letting. Landlord filed eviction suit against tenant on the ground that tenant had, without prior permission sublet the suit shop to RTDC at 0 a rent of Rs. 2100 p.m. Tenant took defence that the shop was given to RTDC only for a period of 20 days as RTDC's shop was under renovation. Trial Court decreed the suit. First Appellate
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