Sentence examples for indian tenants from inspiring English sources

Although he endeavoured to protect Indian tenants against eviction or undue rent increases and intervened to prevent their exploitation by European indigo planters, Canning introduced a land-revenue settlement in Oudh that was unduly favourable to landlord interests.

"Rachmanism" was a particular evil in the Notting Hill district of west London, and Jean revealed how alsatian dogs and armed thugs were used to prise higher rents out of impoverished West Indian tenants.

A buy-to-let tycoon who banned Indian and Pakistani tenants "because of the curry smell" has been ordered to ditch the policy.

It will also have 34 Indian designers among its tenants.

Victorian elites castigated in equal measure Indian ryot farmers, Irish cottier tenants and African sharecroppers as primitive, idle, mendacious and improvident.

M rents the rooms from the registered council tenant, a British Indian Sikh, whom I'll call PA. "I have lived here for eight years," he says.

After [landowner Stephen Van Rensselaer IV] moved to evict tenants, disgruntled farmers disguised themselves as "Indians," dressed in "calico gowns and leather masks" and attacked agents of the landlords.

Indian officials were within their rights to evict tenant Roger French despite his claims that the tribes had no jurisdiction over the land, said Judge John Tuchi of the U.S. District Court in Arizona.

Now the tenants tend to be Cambodian and West Indian.

In the 1980s, he worked as a lawyer concentrating on cases involving landlord-tenant disputes, real estate, personal injury and American Indian discrimination issues.

Like longtime tenants from San Francisco to Harlem, the African-Americans and West Indians who have made their homes for generations in this Brooklyn neighborhood are scattering, muscled out by surging rents and, tenant advocates say, landlords who harass tenants, withhold repairs or use evictions to make room for higher-income renters.