Supreme Court of India
Central Bank of India v. Shrj Gokal Chand
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Delhi Rent Control Act (Act 59 of 1958) s. 38(1)-Appeol from jnt.erlocutory order of Conti'ol/er whether lies to TrlbulllJ/. The respondent who owned a building in which the appellant was tenant filed an application under the Delhi Rent Control Act (59 of 1958) to the Controller for the eviction of the api>!lllant from the premises on the ground of his own need. The appellant conlended that the respondent <lid not bona fide need the premises for his own use and prayed for a commission to be issued for the purpose of inspecting the houoe in which the respondent was residing.
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