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Capt. B.V.D Souza vs Antonio Fausto Fernandes on 1 August, 1989

The user of electricity from the earmarked meter of the owner and petty repairs of the flat did not give any unrestricted or uncontrolled user of the property in the occupation of the plaintiff. All these factual aspects are sufficient to interprete the deed as well as the intention of the parties in favour of creation of a licence rather than a tenancy. The agreement itself (Ext. Ka-1) and the evidence adduced are sufficient to indicate that the principles adopted in Captain B.V. D'Souza's case (supra) is not applicable in the present case specially when there are sufficient indication that no interest in the property was created in favour of the plaintiff appellant.
Supreme Court of India Cites 3 - Cited by 46 - L M Sharma - Full Document

Sm. Mina Ghosh vs Daulatram Arora And Ors. on 3 October, 1966

13. In the present case immediately after the expiry of the period of 11 months the plaintiff went on paying the licence fee for another 11 months and thereafter an attempt was made to claim tenancy in respect of the suit premises. Subsequently money orders were also sent with view to that end. But when the tests laid down by the Apex Court for ascertaining the question whether the plaintiff was a tenant or licensee in respect of the suit premises were applied, the only result available is that the plaintiff was a licensee and not a tenant. I am of the view that the trial Court as well as the first appellate Court took into consideration all the required tests as well as the facts and circumstances and thereafter came to a just decision that the plaintiff was a mere licensee in respect of the suit premises under the defendant. I fully agree with the conclusion arrived at by the Courts below and accordingly the substantial question of law framed hereinabove are decided accordingly in favour of the respondent defendant.
Calcutta High Court Cites 7 - Cited by 1 - Full Document
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