Supreme Court of India
Rasik Auto Stores and Ors. v. Navin V. Hantodkar and Anr.
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P. & Berar Rent Control Order, 1949: Clause 13(3)(vi)-Scope of Landlord-Suit for eviction against tenant-Ground ofbonafide requirement Tenant 's plea that landlord is having other premises of his own in the city Maintainability of-Landlord and his wife both practising doctors-Suit premises situated in a building where in other part the respondent-landlord was carrying on his clinic-For expansion of the said clinic he require the suit premises-Finding recorded by the Rent Controller as well as by the appellate fourt that the accommodation available with the respondent landlord in the…
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