Supreme Court of India
Vithal N. Shetti and Anr. v. Prakash N. Rudrakar and Ors.
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Bombay Rents, Hotel and lodging House Rates Control Act, 1947: S. I 3(J)(b)-Tenant errecting permanent structure-Consent of landlord to be in writing-Proceedings for eviction on ground that tenants errected permanent structures without obtaining landlord's consent in writing and without having building plans sanctioned by Municipal Corporation-Tenant contending to have obtained prior sanction of Municipal Corporation and of the owner-Trial court found the grounds for eviction not made out, but appellate court found the grounds made out and allowed eviction-Tenant's petition under Article 227…
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