Supreme Court of India
Maragathammal v. Kamalammal
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Rent and Eviction: Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960--Sections 10 and I /-Default in payment of rent-Rent Controller directed tenant u/s.11 to deposit rent in Court, failing compliance of which, his defence would be struck off-Deposit not made within stipulated time Defence struck off and eviction ordered-{;ha!lenge to-Held: Eviction n~zhtly ordered as tenant had been deliberately avoiding payment of rent as and when it fell due. The appellant-landlord filed eviction petition against the respondent- tenant. on the ground of default in payment of rent fro~ March 1990 to
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