Supreme Court of India
Sumer Corporation v. Vijay Anant Gangan & Ors.
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In view of the above and for the reasons stated above, the present appeal succeeds in part.
Judgment, page 9
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Mesne profit – Compensation for use and occupation of the premises by the tenant – Leased property is situated in W orli area of Mumbai at a very prominent place – Suit for eviction – Trial cour t dismissed suit – Appellate Bench of Small Causes Cour t, however, ordered eviction – Revision before High Court – During pendency of revision before High Court, Sumer Corporation ap plied for impleadment and was added as respondent no. 19 – Re spondent no. 19 was claiming to have right, title and interest in the suit property (lease) pursuant to the deed of conveyance executed in the year 2008 for a
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