Supreme Court of India
Rama Kant and Ors. v. Sona Devi
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Rent Control and Eviction : Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973: S.13(2), first proviso-Rent tendered by son of tenant-Va/id tender of rent-Non-residential premises-Eviction petition against tenants for non payment of rent-Son of one of the tenants tendered the rent as provided in firsi proviso to s. 13(2)-Landlady accepting rent without prejudice to her rights-Rent Controller dismissed eviction petition holding that there was a valid tender of rent-Appellate Authority ordered eviction of tenants holding that tender of rent could not be treated as a valid tender-High Court…
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