Supreme Court of India
V. Sumatiben Maganlal Manani (dead) by L.R. v. Uttamchand Kashiprasad Shah and Anr.
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Rent Control: 8 Eviction - On the ground of sub-letting - Case of plaintiff- c landlady that she had let out the shop in question to defendant no.1-tenant for running grocery business but the latter sublet the same to defendant no.2-milk vendor-Appellate court, on . the basis of material on record, arrived at the finding of subletting against defendant no. 1-tenant ~ High Court, in 0 revision, was dismissive of the finding of the appellate court on the issue of sub-letting - Justification of - Held: Not Justified - The plaintiff's case of subletting of the shop by defendant no. 1 to defendant
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