Section 106 Disposal of Occupied Tenants Not to issue notice under Section 106 of the transfer of property, the decision was taken in favor of the defendants to take up a new application for acquisition of the possession and the appellate court dismissed the appeal raised by the plaintiff. That the suit was located in an urban area and no notice was given under 5 106 of the Transfer Property Act, 1882, without the absence of a plea agreement, the defendant did not state That he is located in the urban area during his statement during the evidence. Such a fight was without any power, both the courts correctly found that the plaintiff's status as a landlord may not be appropriate for the disobedience of such notice by the plaintiff's misrepresentation of the evidence in the record. Was not done because the landlord was not denied and the plaintiff occupied the shop because the tenant high court refused to interfere with the decisions and the orders under the amendment were dropped by the two courts. In the circumstances \ r \ n \ r \ n
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