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This case involves a landlord-tenant dispute over the determination of a lease due to non-payment of rent. The lease in question was executed in 1863 and provided that the lessee's
...rights would terminate upon default of rent. The appellant (tenant) challenged the lessor's (respondents') claim for possession, arguing that a formal notice of forfeiture was required under Section 111(g) of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (as amended in 1929).
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