Supreme Court of India
Yudhishter v. Ashok Kumar
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Haryana Urban (Control of Rem and Eviction) Act, 1973, s. 13(3Xa)(i) and 15(4)-Applicationfor ejectment--Bonafide requirement of building by landlord-Jurisdiction of appellate authority to admit additional evidence. Statutory interpretation-Rent Act- beneficial legislation- Whether it should be read reasonably and justly. \ - On 11th October 1971, the respondent-landlord purchased a house in -+ ~ which the appellant was a tenant since' 1962.…
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