came into force late Seetharama Rao could not be a tenant as defined in Section 2(8) of the Act. The learned Judge also took ... tenant at sufferance?
(2) Did the suit building come within the purview of the Act and did late Seetharama Rao become a tenant as defined
eviction, was not a landlord and that they were not tenants as defined in Act (XXV of 1955). This was explained in paragraph ... Revenue Divisional Officer would be to ascertain whether a tenant was a cultivating tenant as defined in the Act and if the Officer was satisfied
Revenue Court it must be satisfied that the tenant is not merely a cultivating tenant as defined in the Act but also entitled to some ... satisfied not merely that the tenant is a cultivating tenant as defined in the Act but also that he is entitled to some benefit
tenant by the respondent and she has not paid any rent to the respondent. The petitioner is not a tenant as defined under the City ... Gopalakrishna and
Bros. v. S.Nagamanickam]
6....................... A tenant defined in Section 2(4) of the Act includes a lessee in possession of the land
Tamil Nadu Cultivating Tenants CTP Act, 1955 (Tamil Nadu Act XXV of 1955), applies a cultivating tenant as defined in Clause (aa) of Section ... tenant for the purposes of RTR Act. In other words, every cultivating tenant as defined in the CTP Act is a tenant as defined
petitioner is not a tenant as defined in the Act. A tenant defined in Section 2(4) of the Act includes a lessee in possession ... tenant for a declaration that he is entitled to the right under the City Tenants Protection Act. There the tenant, at the time
defines the expression 'intermediary. Seetion 2 (5) defines the expression 'landowner'. Sec. 2 (7) defines the expression *record officer ... Tamil Nadu Cultivating Tenants Protection Act 1955 (Tamil Nadu Act XXV of 1955) applied a cultivating tenant as defined in clause
Section 2(6) of the Act defines 'landlord' and Section 2(8) defines ' tenant'. They are symmetrical and complementary definitions ... fixation of fair rent, as available to all landlords and all tenants, as defined in the Act. Thus, the Madras Act has to be interpreted
denied the benefits of the Act.
16.(a) Section 2(4) defines "tenant" thus :-
"2(4) "Tenant" in relation ... that under S. 2 (4) (i) of the Act, while defining a 'tenant', there is no specific reference whatever to the tenant being
hold that the mortgagor and the tenant would fall within the category of landlord and tenant as defined in the stances, the tenant ... order to make the tenant,a cultivating tenant, a further requisite is that he should carry on personal cultivation as defined which we have adverted
