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M. Basheer vs Remani Gopalan on 16 January, 2014

42) If we examine the pleadings and evidence in this case, as rightly submitted by Shri C.Varghese Kuriakose learned counsel for the respondent-landlady, there is no transaction independent of the unregistered lease deed. Therefore, even if the document has not been produced by both sides, they have mentioned about the R.C.R.Nos.66 & 69/2013 -:38:- existence of the lease deed in the pleadings and the tenants are fully relying upon the said lease deed to explain the terms of the lease like the initial period of lease, its renewal and with regard to the payment of enhanced amount of rent by 10% , it cannot be said that there is a transaction independent of the said unregistered lease deed. Therefore, even though the same is not produced in evidence, it cannot help to advance the contentions of the petitioners. Thus, in the light of the dictum laid down in Anthony's case [(2000) 6 SCC 394], Samir Mukherjee's case [(2001) 5 SCC 259], K.B.Saha's case [(2008) 8 SCC 564] and M/s. Cannanore Drug House case [2013 KHC 2518] the arguments of the learned Senior Counsel cannot be accepted. Hence, we are of the view that the tenants are not entitled for the benefit of Section 11(9) of the Act.
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N.Valsalan vs Malayadath Kandath Sharada on 15 October, 2015

10. It is also contended by the learned counsel for the respondent that the non examination of the son of the petitioner for whose need the petition schedule shop room is required, is fatal. But, as rightly found by the Appellant Authority, this court has considered the above question in Devayani Vs. Pulickaparambil Hamsa Haji [1997 (1) KLJ 230], Mustafa Haji Vs. Umbichi [2004 (2) KLT 1110] and Cannanore Drug House Vs. Cheriya Melat Abdul Azeez [2013 KHC 2518] and held that the need is always that of the landlord and the non examination of the dependent is not fatal. Therefore, the courts below are justified in rejecting the said contention.
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