will of the landlord. He shall be liable to eviction only in execution of a decree passed by the Court on one or more ... deposit of the rent by the tenant in a suit for ejectment when a suit for eviction is filed against the tenant for his eviction
lease of a parcel of land was claimed in anticipation of the execution of the lease. The respondent in that case was let into possession ... serving upon the respondent a notice to quit, instituted a suit in ejectment. The Privy Council held that the respondent, having allowed his right
under Article 91 of the Limitation Act within three years of the execution of the deed. This provision of law was not disputed ... rightly pointed out that the present suit was a suit in ejectment by the donees and Section 19A of the Contract Act or Article
enter on the land existed from the moment of the execution of that lease & that right not having been sought to be enforced within ... years. In that case, the pltf. had brought a suit for ejectment on the ground of dispossession, the pltf's. title being founded upon
month to month tenant", is he liable to be ejected on the expiry of the period of the tenancy?
16. I may, at this ... building he shall not be liable to be evicted therefrom, whether in execution of a decree or otherwise, except-
(a) in the case
building he shall not be liable to be evicted therefrom whether in execution of a decree or otherwise except . . . ."
upon certain specified conditions mentioned ... self-contained Act. It has provided the conditions of ejectment of a tenant. It has made provision for deposit of rent & for obtaining receipt
ejecting the defendants as also for recovery of arrears of rental. The decree of the High Court was duly executed in Execution Case
compromise, but that the final agreement adjusting the suit depended upon the execution of the sale-deed and the payment of the consideration money ... there was a further penalty provided, namely, that she was to be ejected from the house in her occupation and the Title Suit filed
ejectment, But this argument is not tenable. Although a co-sharer by himself cannot get, against a trespasser, a decree for ejectment from the whole ... long been considered in this Court. The position as regards the execution of such an order and that position as regards the theory
ejectment for arrears of rent, but his tenure or holding or part of his holding shall be liable to sale in execution of a decree
