Supreme Court of India
Bhola Nath Varshney (since Dead) through His Lrs. v. Mulk Raj Madan
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The Uttar Pradesh .Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Evictions Act, 1972-Ss. 2(2), 20(2), 39-Residential premises-Leased out on rent-Suit for eviction-Premises not being JO years old on date of suit-Ex- emption from operation of Act-JO years elapsed pending litigation-Ap plicability of Act-Held, Act does not become applicable merely because JO years elapsed during pending of suit-For purposes of s. 39, suit must be pending on date of commencement of Act-When Act itself was not ap plicable, s. 39 would not apply.
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