Supreme Court of India
Shibani Basu v. Sandip Ray
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West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act - s. 13(6) - Notice for termination of tenancy - Validity of - Eviction suit - Decreed by trial court - First appellate court, however, set aside the decree holding that the notice of termination of tenancy was not valid as it did not end with the month of tenancy - High Court affirmed the decree of trial court - Respondent-tenant filed SLP - Matter remitted back to High Court to consider the validity of the notice of termination of tenancy having regard to the fact that the rent note I agreement of tenancy was unregistered - 1High Court affirmed the order of
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