Supreme Court of India
Nilesh Laxmichand and Another v. Shantaben Purushottam Kakad (since Deceased) by Lrs
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that finding of illegal subletting cannot be sustained.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Maharashtra Rent Control Act, 1999 – ss.16(1)(c), 16 (1)(e) and 16(1)(n) – Respondents-plaintiffs rented out a prem ises to the appellants-defendants – Appellants took the premise s on rent for purpose of carrying out business of book shop – Respondent s filed a suit for eviction of the appellants u/ss.16(1)(c) , 16(1)(e) and 16(1)(n) of the Act – Respondents’ case that in Jul y, 2015, the appellants closed down the business of the bookstor e, and since then, the premises was not used for more than six months prior to the suit, for the purpose for it was let out – It was also alleged that
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