Supreme Court of India
Kalpana Vyas v. Raj Kumar Rangwani
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Constitution of India – Art.227 – Jurisdiction of High Court – Scope of – Eviction petition filed by the appellant-landlady against the respondent-tenant on ground of bona fide need – Petition dismissed by Rent Tribunal – Appellate Tribunal set aside the order of the Rent Tribunal – High Court restored the order of the Rent Tribunal – Held: High Court while allowing the respondent’s writ petition held that the Appellate Tribunal allowed the appellant’s appeal with casual approach and failed to record any categorical finding on the plea of bona fide need – Having held that, the High Court had…
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