Supreme Court of India
Shashi Kapila v. R.p.ashwin
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882 : Section 53- -Eviction-Eviction petition-Bona fide requirement Landlord entered into an agreement for sale of suit premises with a partnership firm of which the tenant was a partner-Subsequently, landlord resisted the suit for specific peiformance of the agreement-Held, if the landlord himself wanted his rights in the suit premises to be alienated, the bona fide need of the landlord can get eclipsed.…
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