Supreme Court of India
Ramgopal and Anr. v. Balaji Mandir Trust and Ors.
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Rent Control and Eviction: Madhya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act, 1961-Section 3(2)- Exemption from applicability of the Act by a Notification-Applicability of the exemption to a Trust-Suit by Trust for eviction of tenants-However, validity of exemption Notification or the maintainability of suit not challenged-Trust held, entitled to benefit of the Notification by Courts below-On appeal, judgments of Courts below upheld Respondent-landlords, a religious trust, filed a suit against appellant tenants for eviction from tenanted premises on the strength of a Notification issued under Section…
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