Supreme Court of India
National Company, Represented by its Managing Partner v. The Territory Manager, Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. & Anr.
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In the result, the appeal is allowed in the following terms: (i) The respondent No.1-BPCL is directed to vacate a nd handover peaceful and vacant possession of the said premises to the appellant within a period of three months from today. (ii) The respondent No.1-BPCL is directed to pay arrears of market rent to the appellant from 31st December, 2009 till the date of handing over of possession.
Judgment, page 15
From the headnote
Tamil Nadu City Tenants Protection Act, 1972: s. 9 – Protection under, to tenant – Entitlement of – Held: Tenants would not be entitled to the benefit and rights under the Tenants Act unles s they are in actual physical possession of the building constructed by them – In case the tenants have let out or sub-let the building or g iven it to third parties, including dealers or licensees, they would not be entitled to protection and benefit under the Tenants Act – On fa cts, though the lease agreement expired, respondent no. 1-tenant not vacating the land – High Court in writ petition filed by t
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