M.C.JAIN
Usha – Appellant
Versus
Sukhsampat Mal – Respondent
(2). The facts of the case giving rise to this second appeal may be summarised thus. The plaintiff-respondent filed a suit for recovery of arrears of rent and mesne profits and ejectment against the defendant-appellants with the averments, in short, as follows. The suit shop was let out to Ramanna on monthly rent of Rs. 100/-. He alone was doing business in it. The tenancy automatically came to an end on his death. The defendant No.l is his widow and the defendant No.2 is said to be his adopted son. Rent has not been paid for more than six months by them. Ejectment notice was served upon the defendant No.l. She replied that after Ramanns death she and her adopted son became the tenants of the suit shop. In their written-statement, the defendants admit that Ramanna was tenant of the suit shop and after his death they are in its occupation and possession. They have further aver
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