Section 13 of the Special Relief Act (of 1877), sections 12 and 24 (b) of the non-payment of rent due to the tenants denied the relationship between the landlord and the tenant on behalf of the tenant's defense. Based on the seller's contract. Finally, the Supreme Court failed to pay the balance sale price by the Supreme Court regarding the suit of the landlord's father and his particular performance, until the final payment of the property to the tenant in such an agreement to sell. Agreed to pay monthly rent of Rs 6, the deceased salesman had disclosed the balance sale price as the tenant of the deceased seller tenant relied on the contract to sell himself, which could be read in the eviction proceedings. When the tenant's defense ended, such a case was underway. Eventually, the Supreme Court rejected it, and as a result the tenant's status was restored. The request for a notice of landlord with the law allowed the eviction request in the circumstances \ r \ n
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