Supreme Court of India
Tara Chand v. Sagarbai @ Chaiyalibai
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the High Court was correct in its view.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Transfer of Property Act, 1882: ss. 59 and 111 (j)-Landlord executed registered mortgage deed. allowing the tenant to use suit premises for 10 years in lieu of interest amount-Taxes including the house tax payable by landlord and on expiry of 10 years, tenant-mortgagee to vacate the premises-Suit for redemption of mortgage and possession on expiry of JO years-Dismissed on the ground that landlord could obtain possession only in terms of 1961 Act-Correctness of-Held: Not correct-Relationship of tenant and landlord ceased to exist and the question of applicability of 1961 Act would not
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