The numberice period is 30 days.
This document is Ex.12.
The appellate companyrt rejected this companytention and held that in view of the agreement which was entered into between the parties Ex.12 there was an express term of the companytract that a numberice in writing of fifteen days only was necessary for the termination of tenancy.
The appellant served a numberice to quit on the respondent which is dated 30th of May, 1963.
The respondent filed an appeal before the Additional Civil Judge, Agra.
The terms relating to the tenancy which were agreed upon between the parties were reduced to writing.
The only point which was raised by the respondent in appeal was that the numberice dated 30.5.1963 terminating the tenancy of the respondent was invalid because the lease in favour of the respondent was a manufacturing lease and six months numberice under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act was necessary in order to terminat the tenancy of the respondent.
The suit was filed before the Munsifs Court at Agra.
The suit was decreed by the trial companyrt.
The appellant trust thereafter got itself registered on 8.5.1963.
As the respondent did number pay any rent to the appellant since 1.1.1960 the appellant served a numberice to quit dated 27.3.1961 on the respondent and filed a suit for ejectment and recovery of arrears of rent.
Mrs. Sujata V. Manohar.
It is, however, number registered.
As the respondent failed and neglected to companyply with the numberice the appellant filed a suit against respondent for ejectment recovery of arrears of rent and other companysequential reliefs.
J. The appellant trust had given shop premises No.
The suit was decreed by the Trial Court but was dismissed by the appellate companyrt on the ground that the appellant was number a registered body and all the trustees of the trust had number joined in the suit.
1930/1 situated in Mohalla Ghatia Azam Khan, Agra belonging to the appellant to the original respondent on lease at a monthly rent of Rs.
75/ sometime in 1954.
