Supreme Court of India
Vijay Ambadas Diware and Ors. v. Balkrishna Waman Dande and Anr.
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We hold that authorities below rightly c 838 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [2000] 2 S.C.R. A held that t:he appellant-tenant not only defaulted in payment of rent but he ·-was a habitual defaulter.
Judgment, page 5
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Rent Control and Eviction : The Central Provinces and Baar utting of Houses and Rent Control Order; 1949-Clause 13 Sub-clause (3) Items (i) & (ii)-Application under On the ground that tenant was habitual defaulter and in an-ears of rent-Plea that the tenant cannot be treated defaulter since rent was paid in Court as per Civil Court's order-Rent paid in the court was neither regularly paid nor full amount paid-Held, tenant was habitual defaulter and in arears of rent.
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