Supreme Court of India
Smt. Dhanwanti v. D.D. Gupta
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Constitution of India, !950, Article !36-Interference by the Supreme Court with findings of fact by Courts below-Supreme Court can interfere when grave injustice results consequent upon an order passed by a statutory authority based on misconstruction of facts and circumstances. Delhi Rent Control Act, section 2 ', scope of-Whether successive letting out of the premises to the same party after obtaining on each occasion pennission under section 2:' tantamounts to fraud.…
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