Supreme Court of India
Sri Shivaji Balaram Haibaitl v. Sri Avinash Maruthi Pawar
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - s.100 - Second appeal - Appellant purchased a shop - He filed suit against respondent defendant for possession of the shop alleging that respondent was in possession of the same without any right, title and interest - Suit decreed by Trial court - First appeal filed by respondent, dismissed - Second Appeal filed by respondent in High Court was allowed - On appeal, held: High Court's finding that respondent was in occupation of the suit shop as tenant and that the remedy of appellant was to file suit under the Rent Laws and the 1882 Act, is illegal - Respondent
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