Supreme Court of India
Gulabbai v. Nalin Narsi Vohra and Ors.
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Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging House Rates Control Act. 1947-Section 12(2) read with Section 12(3)(a) and Section 13( l)(a) Eviction of tenants on ground of bona fide need-Additional evidence brought on record subsequent to filing of Suit to determine the question of bona fide need-Held admissible "reasonable requirement"- ,.. Element of need-Necessity for. The appellant-plaintiff institnted a Regular Civil Suit in the court of Joint Civil Judge, J . ., Ahmednagar for vacant possession of the suit property and also for arrears of rent.
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