Supreme Court of India
D. N. Sanghavi & Sons v. Ambalal Tribhuwan Das
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Madfr.ya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act 1961, Sec. 12 (l) (f)-fts scope -The expression, 'His business'-Meaning of. The ·respondent is the oWner of the suit pz:emiscs. The appellarits 2 to 4 are carrying on the business in the name of the first appellant, . N. Sangha vi & Sons. They are tenants of the apondent and using a part of the premises as their resi· dence. The respondent sued the appellant for eviction on the ground that he needed the accommodation for continuing "his busines.s" within the meaning of S.12 (1) (f) of the Madhya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act 1961, The questions
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