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Consequence of letting out premises to same tenant for limited periods more than once after expiry of each such period

Consequence of letting out premises to same tenant for limited periods more than once after expiry of each such period

advtanmoy 19/08/2018
In Smt. Ddhanwanti Versus D.D. Gupta (1986 3 S.C.C 1 it was held that obtaining permission for...
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If the Rent Controller is held not to be a “Court”, whether any private complaint would be maintainable in respect of statements falsely made before it?

If the Rent Controller is held not to be a “Court”, whether any private complaint would be maintainable in respect of statements falsely made before it?

advtanmoy 19/07/2018
(2011) 13 SCALE 137 (SUPREME COURT OF INDIA) Iqbal Singh Narang and Others Appellant Versus Veeran Narang...
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Property held as joint tenancy passes on the death of one joint tenant, by survivorship. Among tenants-in-common, it passes by succession.

Property held as joint tenancy passes on the death of one joint tenant, by survivorship. Among tenants-in-common, it passes by succession.

advtanmoy 16/06/2018
These questions are manifestations of the concepts of property know as “joint tenancy” and “tenancy-in-common”. They are...
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A decree of eviction passed by the Civil Judge having jurisdiction, in a suit for eviction filed under Section 6 of the West Bengal Premises Tenancy act  is appealable under Section 96 of the A Civil Procedure Code 

A decree of eviction passed by the Civil Judge having jurisdiction, in a suit for eviction filed under Section 6 of the West Bengal Premises Tenancy act  is appealable under Section 96 of the A Civil Procedure Code 

advtanmoy 14/06/2018
Calcutta High Court In  Tapas Biswas Vs. Shyama Prosad Ghosal  (2008)4CALLT455(HC)] (A) whether any appeal lies against an...
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Whether any interlocutory order passed in an eviction suit under west Bengal premises tenancy Act is assailable under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India. KHC

Whether any interlocutory order passed in an eviction suit under west Bengal premises tenancy Act is assailable under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India.

advtanmoy 14/06/2018
Calcutta High Court In  Tapas Biswas Vs. Shyama Prosad Ghosal [(2008)4CALLT455(HC)] The orders passed by the Civil Judge...
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