Supreme Court of India

N.C. Daga v. Lnder Mohan Singh Rana

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Bench Syed Shah Mohammed Quadrl and Arljit Pasayat JJ.
Decided 5 December 2002

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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958-Sections 14(1) proviso (e), 25- -Eviction petition on ground of bonafide requirement-Leave to defend-Rent Controller declining leave to defend and passing eviction order-High Court upholding the same-Appeal-Plea of tenant raised for the first time that for more than two decades tenant carrying on commercial activities, thus implied consent­ Held: since possession has been taken on execution of the eviction order and absence of specific stand regarding implied consent, it is not necessary t'o go into the details.

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