Supreme Court of India
Raj Singh v. Achal Mishra and Ors.
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Rent Control and Eviction-Appeal between the occupant and owner of the building remitted to High Court for disposal on merits, by Supreme Court-The condition precedent/or pursuing the writ petition in High Court, was to deposit a particular sum as arrears of rent by occupier-Application for modification of order of Supreme Court-Non-deposit of amount Dismissal of writ Petition on account of non-deposit and order of release of building in favour of the owner-Order of Supreme Court modified-Held: Occupant directed to comply with modified order-Proceeding of High Court would depend on the…
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