Supreme Court of India
Shakeelur Rahman v. Syed Mehdi Ispahani
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In view of the aforesaid conclusions, it was held that respondent-landlord had bona fide requirements for seeking tenant's eviction.
Judgment, page 4
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Rent Control and Eviction: Tamil Nadu Building (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960-Section 14(/)(b)-Eviction on the ground o/bonafide requirement for demolition and reconstruction of building for better financial returns-Eviction denied by Courts below as age and condition of building not established-In revision High Court allowed eviction taking the view that establishing age and condition of building not required by law-On appeal interference of High Court with concurrent finding of facts in its revisional jurisdiction questioned-Held, though interference of High Court is illegal, but in the…
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