Section 13 Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882), Sections 107 Registration Act (XVI of 1908), Sections 17 and 49 Applicants for Removal of a Tenant on the Landlord's Own Personal Requirement for a Fixed Term Tenancy Agreement Effective appeal of is not registered Filed by the tenant, the trial court's caregiver accepted the landlord's dismissal request and the appeal filed by the tenant was subsequently dismissed. The tenant's sentence was also available to the landlord and thus the landlord had no personal need. That all legal heirs of the original owner of the shop did not file a removal request, therefore, he was not eligible, and that the tenancy agreement for the shop was for a period of ten (10) years, It was not yet expired, therefore, the withdrawal request was not authorized. The two courts simultaneously recorded criminal investigations in connection with personal landlord issues and the filing of a removal request, and therefore did not have all the legal rights of the original owner of the shop. Needless to say, at the present stage the tenancy agreement can be formulated for more than one year under section 107 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, and after the registration of such agreement under section 17 Can also be found. And in the present case the tenancy agreement of the Registration Act 1908 was an unregistered document, and in the circumstances, it can be assumed that it will be for less than one year, therefore, the tenant regarding the term of the tenancy agreement. Had no power and both courts reached a correct conclusion in this regard
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