Supreme Court of India
Santosh Ajit Sachdevand Ors. v. Anoopi Shahani
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Rent Control and Eviction: Eviction-On the ground of subletting of premises by tenant to a Company-Tenants' case that business of the Company was run by tenant as its Managing Director-Dismissal of eviction suit since tenant holding majority of shares of the Company and thus, found to be controlling the whole business of the Company-Appellate Authority as well as High Court holding that mere holding of majority of shares of Company not sujjicient to prove that tenant was actually controlling and managing the business-but something more was required and tenant unable to prove the same-On
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