Supreme Court of India
Vinay Kr. Khambate v. Vinay Kr. Aggarwal and Ors.
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Rent Control and Eviction: Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958; Ss. 2(J)(ii) and 22(d)/Code of Civil c Procedure, 1908; O.XXJJ R.4: Eviction petition-Tenant died during pendency of the petition- Landlord filing an application under O.XXJJ R. 4 CPC claiming that son of the deceased tenant could not acquire the tenancy in succession even for a limited period of one year-Allowing the application, Rent Controller passed evidion order on the same day-Appeal dismissed by Tribunal-Challenge to--Dismissed by High Court-On appeal, Held: Rent Controller allowed the eviction petition on the same day in terms…
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