Supreme Court of India
Dnyaneshwar Ranganath Bhandare & Anr. v. Sadhu Dadu Shettigar (shetty) & Anr.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 136 - Interference by Supreme Court - Suit for c possession of premises by landlord alleging that the respondents were gratuitous licencees regarding one room and unauthorized encroachers in respect of the second room, decreed - Suit for permanent injunction by respondents that they were tenants - Trial court held that respondents 0 continued in occupation as licencee and not as tenant - First appellate court holding that the appellants failed to prove that the respondents were gratuitous licensees or that they had encroached upon one room, decreed the
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