Supreme Court of India
The Board of Trustees of the Port of Mumbai v. Nikhiln. Gupta & Anr.
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Contempt of Court - Property in question leased out by contempt petitioner to the predecessor-in-interest of the respondents-contemnors - For a period of 10 years - The 0 lessees- Contemnors made some constructions in the leased out premises and further let out the suit premises to third parties - After expiry of the lease on 31. 12. 1952, the same not renewed - But lessee- contemnors continued to occupy the suit premises - Suit for eviction against the lessee- contemnors decreed and approved by Supreme Court - Supreme Court, however, granted one year time to the contemnors to vacate the
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