Supreme Court of India
Rajinder Kumar Bansal & Ors v. Municipal Committee & Ors.
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Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973: s. 2(f) – Rented land – Ejectment petition – Maintainability of – Rented land let out to a club with an implied permission t o construct – Construction of pavilion, which was used for the pu rpose of club only – Respondent No. 2-tenant created a sub-lease and transfe rred one portion of the property to the Municipal Committee – Ejectment petition on the ground of non-payment of rent; subl etting of the premises; and that the property had been abandoned by the first respondent which had ceased to exist and the premises now being used for
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