G.M.LODHA
Badri Narain Tak – Appellant
Versus
Shyam Narain – Respondent
2. The facts of the case as noticed by the first appellate court are as under:—
3. That the defendant is his tenant rent being Rs. 100/- per month. The tenancy commences on 12th day of every month. That a notice terminating the tenancy dated 16.10 72 has been served on the defendant by his refusal to accept it. Thereafter another notice was sent to him by ordinary post and it has been served on the defendant. That the defendant has raised constructions of permanent nature in the suit shop dividing the shop into two. He has, therefore, carried out the constructions without the permission of the plaintiff and has materially altered the premises, which is likely to diminish the value thereof. That the defendant is using the said premises in the manner which is inconsistent with the purpose for which he was admitted to the tenancy. The premises were let out to run a restaurant, but he is carrying on wine shop in a part of th
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