RAMASWAMI
P. V. S. Vencatachellum – Appellant
Versus
P. V. S. Kabalamurthy Pillai – Respondent
JUDGMENT : - Suit is for a declaration that the plaintiff has not been and is not a bare tenant as from month to month under the defendant of the buildings and premises described in the plaint schedule and that by reason of the arrangements and conditions and covenants referred to in the plaint, the plaintiff is entitled to continue in possession, use and enjoyment of the said items of property so long as the plaintiff is carrying on the condiments business of P. Vencatachellum and that the defendant is entitled only to such reasonable rents payable to him or such reasonable rents as may be agreed to or determined from time to time; that the defendant be restrained by a permanent injunction from executing or otherwise enforcing against the plaintiff the order of eviction obtained by him against the plaintiff and from otherwise interfering with the peaceful enjoyment of the premises by the plaintiff; and for costs.
2. The facts are-In the city of Madras Sri P. Venkatachalam belonging to the Adi-dravida community founded about 95 years ago a business in condiments which throve and prospered and had a large export trade to England where the old retired Anglo-Indians relished g
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