How does the Supreme Court of India distinguish a renewal of a lease from an extension?
In Provash Chandra Dalui v. Biswanath Banerjee, the Supreme Court distinguishes renewal, which requires a fresh lease, from extension, which prolongs the existing lease…
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How does the Supreme Court of India distinguish a renewal of a lease from an extension?
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In Provash Chandra Dalui v. Biswanath Banerjee, the Supreme Court distinguishes renewal, which requires a fresh lease, from extension, which prolongs the existing lease under its terms.
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Option A
Continuing the existing lease is characteristic of extension, as distinguished in the judgment.
Option B
Renewal entails a fresh grant by way of lease.
Option C
Renewal grants a fresh leasehold term, so its purpose is not necessarily to end occupation.
Option D
A lease grants a right to enjoy property for its term and does not by itself convey ownership.
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