Supreme Court of India
Nitin Gunwant Shah v. Indian Bank & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Article 136 - Suit by petitioner against owners of the disputed property for declaration as a monthly tenant - Petitioner also claims to have entered into agreement of Leave and Licence with the owners of disputed property - Suit dismissed for non prosecution - Suit by Bank against owners of the property for recovery of dues from them and on failure to pay the dues, permission sought to sell the property in dispute and to utilize the sale proceeds for satisfaction of the dues - Bank also made the petitioner a party to the suit and sought his eviction from the
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