Supreme Court of India
Rafat Ali v. Sugni Bai and Ors.
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Andhra Pradesh Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1960 : Sections 10(2), (iii), (iv), 20 and 22. Reyision-Power of High Court-Scope and extent of-Eviction proceedings-Grounds taken by landlord-Findings given by Rent Controller against landlord-Findings upheld by Appellate authority-Reversal of concurrent findings by High Court in revision-Held not justified Rent Control-Eviction on the ground of nuisance-Difference between public and private nuisance-Section 10(2)(iv) envisages private nuisance and not public nuisance-Damage must be proved in case of nuisance Damage to amount…
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