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SHRI AJAY KUMAR SINGH vs SHRI RAMPAL SINGH

Delhi High Court · Decided on 30 October 2017 · Citation: (2017) 10 DEL CK 0029

HON’BLE JUDGES
Valmiki J.Mehta
ACTS & SECTIONS REFERRED
<a href=3859>Code of Civil Procedure, 1908</a>, <a href=3859-100>Section 100</a>, <a href=3859 — Order 12Rule 6>Order 12Rule 6</a> - · Transfer of Property Act, 1881, Section 106
RESULT
Dismissed
CASE NUMBER
251 of 2017
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34 paragraphs · 350 words

CM No. 38713/2017 (Exemption)

tion allowed subject to just exceptions.

CM stands disposed of.

CM No.38714/2017 (delay in filing)

For the reasons stated in the application, delay in filing is condoned subject to just exceptions.

CM stands disposed of.

RSA No. 251/2017

1.

This Regular Second Appeal is filed under Section 100 of

the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (CPC) impugning the concurrent

judgments of the courts below; of the trial court dated 2.6.2016 and the

first appellate court dated 17.5.2017, by which the courts below have

decreed the suit for possession filed by the respondent/plaintiff/landlord

under Order XII Rule 6 CPC.

2.

In Delhi, once the rate of rent is more than Rs.3500/- and

there is no registered lease deed for a particular period entitling a tenant

to stay in the premises, such monthly tenancy can be terminated by

notice under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1881. In fact,

it has been held by this Court in the case of Jeevan Diesels and

Electricals Limited Vs. Jasbir Singh Chadha (HUF) & Anr., (2011)

183 DLT 712 that service of summons of the suit can also be treated as

service of notice under Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act.

3.

In the present case, the courts below have held that there are

admissions for decreeing of the suit so far as the relief of possession is

concerned under Order XII Rule 6 CPC because

appellant/defendant/tenant in an earlier suit filed by him against the

respondent/plaintiff/landlord had admitted the relationship of landlord

and tenant and that the rate of rent was Rs.11,500/- per month.

Therefore, once both the aspects of existence of relationship of landlord

and tenant and rate of rent being more than Rs.3500/- exists with the fact

that there is no registered lease deed in favour of the appellant/defendant,

there is no illegality in the judgments of the courts below decreeing the

suit for the relief of possession. I may note that proceedings will go on

before the trial court for determination of mesne profits.

4.

There is no merit in the appeal. Dismissed.