N.NAIK BHIMRAO
Pune Art Industries – Appellant
Versus
Narayan Kashinath Date – Respondent
2. Few facts which are relevant for the purpose of this petition are as follows:
3. The premises in dispute consist of one big room admeasuring 20 x 15 feet forming part of City Survey No. 136 and bearing plot No. 34/11/2 in the industrial Zone at Pune. The petitioner was inducted as a tenant for running a lathe machine workshop in the premises. The premises were let to the petitioner sometime in the year 1972. The agreed rent was Rs. 175/- per month and according to the landlord the education cess and other taxes were to the tune of Rs. 59.50 per month. Respondent - landlord sent a letter on 6th of July, 1977 informing the petitioner - tenant that he wants to occupy the premises himself and the tenant is in arrears of rent from 1st of December, 1976. There was not a whisper about any permanent construction carried out by the petitioner without the consent of the landlord. After receipt of the said letter, the petitioner filed an application at Exhibit-4 for f
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