Supreme Court of India
V.S. Kanodia Etc. Etc. v. A.l.muthu (d) Thr. Lrs. & Anr
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TAMIL NADU BUILDINGS LEASE AND RENT (CONTROL) ACT, 1960: ss. 4(2) to 4(4) - Fixing of monthly rent - Non-residential premises - Held: In view of sub-ss.(2) to (4) of s.4, the market value of the site on which the building )s constructed is an 0 imporlant factor to be taken into consideration for fixing the fair rent of the building - In the cases in hand, it was not open to the appellate authority to ignore the market value of the adjacent land already determined by the Rent Controller, on the ground of pendency of an appeal - The matter is remitted to the appellate authority for
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