The said companypany made companystructions including the godown over the said leasehold area and installed the ginning and pressing machines.
Thereafter, the said Binny Company transferred its right, title and interest in favour of one Shilvantappa in 1929.
The Binny Company had taken the said lease for making companystructions to set up ginning and pressing machines and for companystruction of godown to store companyton.
In the suit for eviction which was filed on behalf of the plaintiffs, apart from other grounds, it was alleged that the defendant had sub let the premises in question to various persons including defendants Nos.
Later, the aforesaid Shilavantappa transferred the same in favour of the deceased husband of defendant Nos.
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The Civil Revision filed on behalf of the plaintiffs has been allowed by the High Court.
Plaintiffs grandfather Venkobacharya Anantacharya Burli had leased out a portion of R.S.No.62 of Bagalkot, measuring 275 East to West and 634 North to South, to Binny Company of Madras, in the year 1889.
P. SINGH.J. The defendant in a suit for eviction is the appellant before this Court.
The plaintiff respondents filed the suit in question for eviction of the defendant on the grounds mentioned under Section 13 1 a e , j and k of the Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging Houses Rates Control Act, 1947 hereinafter referred to as the Bombay Rent Act .
