sovereign. The concept of public interest has changed with
structural change in the society. No legal or political system
today can place the State above
structure,
and were carried out for beneficial enjoyment of the suit-flat,
therefore, do not amount to permanent structure.
16. All the above changes made ... that in the opinion of the
Court Commissioner, there were major structural changes in the suit-
flat by putting Indian style WC with raised flooring
structural alteration prohibited under Section 20(2)(c) of the Act are denied by paraphrase. It is said that the pleaded structural changes ... structural alteration". The two terms namely construction or structural alteration are much lighter requirement than the term material alteration. Now every construction or structural
structure as it
existed on the date of the lease deed had been let out
to the defendant and the defendant had made
structural changes ... tenant has with or without the consent of the
landlord made structural changes in the property.
Indeed if the tenancy was protected by the rent
structure as it
existed on the date of the lease deed had been let out
to the defendant and the defendant had made
structural changes ... tenant has with or without the consent of the
landlord made structural changes in the property.
Indeed if the tenancy was protected by the rent
structure as it
existed on the date of the lease deed had been let out
to the defendant and the defendant had made
structural changes ... tenant has with or without the consent of the
landlord made structural changes in the property.
Indeed if the tenancy was protected by the rent
character of the building or change the structure otherwise. Merely putting up any structure without changing the original character or structure of the building will ... held:
"A structure is 'permanent structure' one as long as the intention is clear to use such structural alteration reasonably
being
ready for occupation, it is not possible to make any structural changes
in this building as well as not possible to refuse the project ... interest have been created, it is not possible to make
any structural changes in the building and refuse the occupancy
certificate, if the developer apply
question is whether such construction of wall did make any structural
change of substantial nature, is the crucial question and there is no
evidence ... infer that by the act of the defendants any structural change
was effected. According to Mr. Ghosh, in determining the question what
is necessary
coming to the conclusion that the tenant has made
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structural changes in the rented accommodation. The
appellant tenant has not been able to present ... consent of the land lord
had been taken before making structural
changes. ...”
5. On such findings, the appeal was dismissed. Thus, there
are two findings