Supreme Court of India
Dr. Gopal Dass Verma v. Dr. S. K. Bhardwaj and Another
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Tenancy-Created or used both for residential and professional purposes-Termination of-Delhi and Ajmer Rent Control Act, r952 (Act X KXV III of r952), ss. 2(g), IJ(r)(e), r3(r)(h). The respondent as a tenant of the appellant was occupying a portion of the premises in question for residence and the other major portion for his professional work as an ear, nose, throat specialist. The appellant sued for the ejectment of the respon dent on the grounds that (i) he required the premises for his own residence and that (ii) the respondent had built a suitable residence for himself in another
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