Supreme Court of India
Jiwan Singh v. Rajendra Prasad and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that rule did not come into play since the landlord did not give notice in writing within seven days after the accommodation became vacant, the Rent Control Officer committed an error of jurisdiction in allotting H the premises to the appellant by his order dated 27-1-1967.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
U.P. Act 3 of 1947--S. 7 (I )(a) and rule ( 4 )-Scope of. The first respondent entered into possession of the two disputed shops on 19tb. September 1966 witb. the express consent of tb.e landlord and made an application to the Rent Control Otlicer for allotment of tb.e shops to him. On 15th Novem· her 1966, the landlord, however, revoked his consent and informed the R1mt Con· trol Officer that the previous tenant had not vacated them. On 20th Decembe1' 1966 the landlord intimated tho Rent Control. Officer that the two shops had fal· ten vacant. The appellant's application dated 21st January
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