Supreme Court of India
Babu Ram Gopal and Others v. Mathra Dass
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the non-occupation of the premises by a tenant must con tinue till the date of the filing of the application for his eviction on the ground covered bys.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
EAST PUNJAB URBAN RENT RESTRICTION ACT, 1949: Section I3(2)(v)-Tenant-Temporarily suspending actual physical user of premises-Whether liable for eviction-Whether non occupation must continue till the date of filing of eviction application. INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES: External aids- Comparison with Rent Acts of other States~Not commended. On an application filed by the respondent-landlord in March 1973 for eviction of the appellant-tenant on the ground that for a b continuous period of more than four months the appellant had ceased to occupy the shop during 1969-71, the Rent Controller passed…
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