Supreme Court of India

Umesh Verma v. Jai Devi Bhandari and Anr.

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Bench G.T. Nanavati and S.P. Kurdukar JJ.
Decided 14 May 1998

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Rent Control and Eviction : Delhi Rent Control Act-1958-S. 14 Right to Govt. servants to immediately recover their property which has been let out, for their own use-Relates to the two categories of landlords- Govt. servant who has already retired or one who is to retire within a year and not with the question of who is the actual tenant-The only defence that can be raised by a tenant facing eviction is to question the bona tides, or that the landlord does not fall into the categories of Govt. servants mentioned in the section- In case of dispute about the actual tenant, eviction petition can…

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