Supreme Court of India
Yudhishter v. Ashok Kumar
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Haryana Urban (Control of Rem and Eviction) Act, 1973, s. 13(3Xa)(i) and 15(4)-Applicationfor ejectment--Bonafide requirement of building by landlord-Jurisdiction of appellate authority to admit additional evidence. Statutory interpretation-Rent Act- beneficial legislation- Whether it should be read reasonably and justly. \ - On 11th October 1971, the respondent-landlord purchased a house in -+ ~ which the appellant was a tenant since' 1962. He had also purchased another house in the same district on I0.7.197't but sold away the same on 7.8.72 as it was not vacant. On 14th January, 1974, the
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