paid Municipal Tax on my behalf and further has paid me sum of Rs. 6075/- as advance against consideration money, which is to be refunded if no transfer permit is given by you. Further he should bind himself to the Government to repair the old buildings and/or exact new buildings in accordance to your plan and within a stipulated time as may be fixed by you. I now, therefore, most humbly pray that you will kindly transfer the lease to the said Raghunath Chattorai. Sd/- Nalini Nath Mitra 6.10.75 //TRUE COPY// In the light of above admission, we are of the considered view that Clause 7, 12 and 13 of the lease agreement were blatantly violated and not adhered to by the lessee. This being the case, the appellant/State had all the right to declare the lease as void and determine the lease under Clause 15 of the agreement. The High Court under the impugned judgement erred in arriving at a conclusion that defendant had not placed any material on record to demonstrate that determination of