SRINIVASAN
M. S. Shaik Mohamed Shah – Appellant
Versus
State of Madras – Respondent
ORDER :- The petitioner is an allottee of a portion in premises No. 63 Angappa Naicken Street. It appears that this premises was originally allotted to the third respondent, a Government servant. On his expressing his willingness to let out a portion as the entire house was too large for his then requirements, Government took back a portion of the house and allotted it to the petitioner who is also a Government servant. The arrangement seems to have been that the third respondent used to collect the rent for this portion from the petitioner and pay it over to the landlord. According to the petitioner, certain personal disputes arose between himself and the third respondent as a result of which the third respondent moved the Accommodation Controller for cancellation of the allotment in favour of the petitioner and the allotment of the entire house to himself. Orders appear to have been passed accepting the need of the third respondent for the occupation of the entire house. The result was that the allotment in favour of the petitioner was put an end to and he was directed to vacate that portion and hand over vacant possession thereof to the Accommodation Controller. The pet
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