Supreme Court of India

Ganpat Ladha v. Sashikant Vishnu Shinde

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Reported as [1978] 3 S.C.R. 198
Bench M. Hameedullah Beg J.
Decided 21 February 1978

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c Constitution of India-Articles 226-227-Power of High Courl to interfere with exercise of discretion by Courts below-Bombay Rent Act 1947- Sec. 5(11)c, 12(3)a & 12(3)b-Whether definition of tenant includes a mem­ ber of a family of a deceased tenant residing with hi1n at the tinze of his death in case of business premises-Object of rent restriction act-If conditions of 12 (3) b are complied lVith whether Court can exercise discretion in favour of a tenant-Whether conditions laid down by Sec. 12(3)b a!'e to be strictly co1n­ plied lvith by tenant. The respondent tenant made an application in

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