A. Arumugam Chettiyar v. Smt. Lokanayakamma and Anr.

The appellant was put in possession of the house in dispute as a tenant in the year 1971. The landlord mortgaged the house with the tenant G by a .deed dated April 28, 1977. The question before the High Court was whether the mortgage - deed resulted in an implied surrender of the appellant's right in the house as a tenant. The trial Court and the High Court have concurrently found that the terms of the motgage,deed con­ clusively show that there was implied surrender of the tenant's rights. On the said findings the Courts below have directed the eviction of the H appellant. 610 A.A CHETTIYAR v. LOKANAYAKAMMA 611 It is not necessary for us to go into the question in detail as the A principles have been authoritatively settled by this Court in Shah Matlmradas Magan/al & Co. v. Nagappa Shankarappa Malaga & Ors., AIR (1976) 1565, Gambangi Appalaswamy Naidu & Ors. v. Bhra Venkataramanayya Patra, AIR (1984) SC 1728, Nand Lal & Ors. v. Sukh Dev & Anr., [1987] Supp. SCC 87 and in NemiChand v. Onkar Lal, AIR (1991) SC 2046. The High Court on the basis of the law laid down by this B Court in the above mentioned judgments has come to the conclusion that the deed of mortgage in the· present case indicates that there was surrender of tenancy and the appellant wa·s only (l mortgagee. We do not see any ground to interfere with the concurrent findings reached by the Courts below. C · The Appeal is dismissed. No. costs. G.N. Appeal dismissed.