Supreme Court of India
Tamil Nadu Wakf Board v. Syed Abdul Quader & Ors.
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Tenancy - Madras City Tenants' Protection Act, 1921 - ss.9 and 11 - Madras City Tenants' Protection (Amendment) Act, 1994- s.3- Proceedings initiated by tenant-respondents under s.9 of the 1921 Act in respect of land owned by appellant-Wakf Board and pending before the court - Effect of coming into force of the 1994 Amendment Act - Held: In view of s. 3 of the 1994 Amendment Act, the application made under s.9 of the 1921 Act abated by operation of law and the tenant-respondents ceased to have any enforceable rights in respect of such land. The plaintiff-Wakf Board (alongwith Aminjikarai
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