In which Supreme Court decision did the Court describe the firm name as shorthand for its partners when…
In Murli Dhar, the Supreme Court treated the firm name as a way of describing the partners. An original partner remained in possession. On those facts occupation by the new…
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In which Supreme Court decision did the Court describe the firm name as shorthand for its partners when rejecting a subletting claim based on occupation by a new firm with a common partner?
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Correct answer A
In Murli Dhar, the Supreme Court treated the firm name as a way of describing the partners.
An original partner remained in possession. On those facts occupation by the new firm did not itself prove subletting.
Option feedback
Option A
Murli Dhar rejected an inference of subletting based solely on occupation by another firm when an original partner remained in possession.
Option B
Mahabir Prasad Santuka concerns market value in land acquisition.
Option C
Anant Ram concerns restoration of an amenity under rent legislation.
Option D
Brijendra Nath Bhargava concerns material alterations to the premises.
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