Supreme Court of India
Prem Chand v. District Judge, Dehradun & Anr.
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U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act 1972, s. 21 (1) Explanation (iv), presumption of bonafide requirement when applicable-Whether shop run in residential building converts it into 11011-rcsidentia/. The appellant was a tenant occupying two rooms in the residentbl house of respondent No. 2. He used one room for living purposes and the other as a tailoring shop. The landlady brought a suit for his eviction on the ground of personal requirement. but the same was dismissed by the District Magistrate. An appeal to the District Judge Dehradun was allowed, and
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