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...the settled position of law that “once a tenant always a tenant” It was further argued that in the earlier case, the only question involved was regarding their entitlement to the purchase of land, in...
... Randhawa AIR 2008 Delhi 110 held that once a tenant, always a tenant unless the status changes by contract or by law. Parity can also be drawn with a...earlier i.e. as a tenant.
25. The principle, "once a tenant always a tenant" can also be invoked in this respect. This Court in M.R... the title of the owner/landlord of the property in dispute and that the principle of "once a tenant always a tenant" would apply. I may mention that the position of a tenan...
...8609 of 1996 dismissed vide order dated 17.1.19976. It is well known that once a tenant always a tenant. Once a person is found to be a tenant, he has no right to throw a challenge to...
..., that allotment would not amount to acquisition of suitable residence. It would be difficult to accept this contention as the consequences that follows from that argument, would be that once a tenant, always a tenant. In...
...agreement to sell, the only inference is that the person continues in the same status as earlier i.e. as a tenant.
25. The principle, "once a tenant always a tenant"...cannot set up title by adverse possession in view of Section 116 of the Evidence Act, challenging the title of the owner/landlord of the property in dispute and that the principle of "once a tenant always ...
...ceased to exist, where both the contractual and statutory tenancies are fully terminated. “Once a tenant, always a tenant”, one could still say, in the context of these provisions. In these regions, as...
...Section 116 of the Indian Evidence Act, challenging the title of the owner/landlord of the property in dispute. The principle of “once a tenant always a tenant” would apply...
...forward to enter in the witness box. Her son appearing as DW has not stated a word about having become owner by way of adverse possession. It is settled law that once a tenant always a tenant. Succession...
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...tenancy and surrender of tenancy to the oPs. The complainant cannot claim any other status unless and until tenancy has been lawfully terminated and a principle that once a tenant always a tenant. Op...
...tenancy has been lawfully terminated and a principle that once a tenant always a tenant. Op also stated that the document was obtained by fraud , coercion without exchange of consideration as such the said...
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...up a title adverse to that of the respondents.
14. It is a settled position of law that once a tenant always a tenant and a tenant cannot set up a plea of adverse...
...is the best mode of proof. It is also well settled that once a tenant always a tenant until and unless the tenancy is terminated and the tenant is evicted from the premises by an order of competent...
...tenancy has been lawfully terminated and a principle that once a tenant always a tenant. Op also stated that the document was obtained by fraud , coercion without exchange of consideration as such the said...
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...of the Revenue Patwari. Any amendment in the jamabandi in an illegal manner is not binding upon the plaintiffs. Once a tenant always a tenant. The tenants are in possession for the last about 20/3...are held to be tenants and their tenancy rights are continuing right from the year 1962 onwards, then, the presumption of the law is that once a tenant always a tenant and the further presumption ...
.... 14. It is settled position of law that once a tenant always a tenant. 15. The contention of the petitioner that the respondent is not the owner of the...
...the position semi irremovability and it may be that days have come or are well-nigh coming to the birth of a new legal maxim, namely, ‘once a tenant, always a tenant’ and of a new juristic approach to...
...) 2 SCC 543.
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10. The principle of "once a tenant always a tenant" can also be invoked in this respect...