Supreme Court of India
Prithipal Singh v. Satpal Singh (d) through Lrs.
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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958: c s.25- and 14(1), proviso (e) - Petition for eviction of tenant u/s 14(1 ), proviso (e) on ground of bona fide requirement of landlord - Eviction ordered, as application of tenant for leave to file affidavit after eight days' delay to defend eviction proceedings was rejected by Addi. Rent Controller - However, eviction order set aside by Addi. Rent Controller on application of tenant under 0.9, r.13 rlw 0.37, r.4 and s.151 CPC - High Court affinning the order - HELD: Section 25- ' '-" is a complete code by which the entire procedure to be adopted for eviction of…
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