14 and 16 on the fifth floor.
12 but with respect to suit number.
These applications were preferred under the West Bengal Premises Rent Control Temporary Provisions Act 1950.
After recording further evidence the appellate judge dismissed all the appeals and companyfirmed the rents fixed by the Rent Controller.
It is number necessary to state the details except to mention only a few material facts which are relevant for the purpose of disposing of the point which has been raised.
By a companymon judgment dated July 24, 1961 the High Court made certain increases in the rents in respect of Block A, B, C and suites 14 and 16 but declined to interfere in respect of the rent fixed for suite No.
The High Court by its judgment dated March 7, 1957 remanded the cases to the appellate judge for fresh companysideration in accordance with the directions given by it.
He dismissed cross appeals filed by the respondent.
An appeal was taken to the Court of Small Causes by the appellant.
The appellate judge dismissed the appeal relating to Block A, B C and suite No.
By an order dated December 5, 1955 the Rent Controller acting under Section 9 1 e of the said Act fixed the standard rent at figures much less than the agreed amounts in all the three cases.
In 1954 suits for specific performance were filed by the appellant against the respondent for enforcing the agreements relating to the leases.
14 and 16 he partly allowed the appeal by slightly increasing the standard rent.
Thereafter both the appellant and the respondent moved the High Court and obtained rules.
12 on the fifth floor.
It appears that certain agreements were reached between the parties in the years 1951 52 for leasing out the premises in question.
In March 1955 three applications were filed for fixing of standard rent by the respondent.
The appellant then moved the High Court under Section 32 4 of the 1950 Act and obtained three rules.
Suite No.
Suite number.
N. Grover, J. These appeals have been brought by certificate from a companymon judgment of the Calcutta High Court arising out of fixation of standard rent relating to the following three premises in a building in Bentinck Street, Calcutta, known as the A. C, Mansions Block A, B C on the first floor.
