The Calcutta Gazette. Extraordinary. March 8 1920

6. ( /) Where as the result of any alteration of the terms of the. tenancy the terms on which any premises are held are on the whole less favourable to the tenant than the previous terms the rent shall be deemed to be increased within the meaning of this Act whether the sum payable as rent is increased or not. [...] (2) Where as the result of any alteration of the terms of the tenancy the terms on which any prmises are held are not on the whole less favourable to the tenant than the previous terms the rent shall not be deemed to be increased within the meaning of this Act whether the sum payable as rent is increased or not. [...] 7. Where the landlord pays any municipal rates or taxes in respect of any premises he may apply to the Controller to increase the standard rent to the extent of the increase in the amount for the time being payable by the landlord in respect of such rates or taxes over the amount paid in the period of assessment which included the first day of April 1919. [...] (2) The fact that the period of the lease has expired or that the interest of the landlord in the premises has been transferred shall not of itself be deemed to be a satisfactory cause within the meaning of the proviso to sub-section (1). [...] If the decision of the Controller fixing the standard rent for any premises is itiestioned a. refeence shall lie to the Chief Judge of the Court of Small Causes Calcutta or to the nudge of such other Court as the Local Government may by rule direct: A. copy of the order of the Controller shall be filed with the petition of reference.