Supreme Court of India
Chetar Sen Jain v. Addl. District Judge Iii, Dehradun and Ors.
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f_, U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972: ' Section 14-Regularisation of Tenancy-Tenant in occupation 'Of c - premises with the consent of the landlord before the Act came into force-No suit or other proceedings for eviction pending at the time of coming into force of Amending Act of 1976-Whether tenant entitled lo benefit of regularisation. The appellant-tenant took on lease the premises belonging to the respondent in 1958 for residential purposes.
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