Supreme Court of India
Joginder Kumar Butan v. R.P. Oberoi
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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958: s. 21-Limited tenancy-Permis sion obtained from Rent Controller for short periods-· Whether fraud/ wilful contravention/abuse of statute-Objections not raised during the term of the lease-Permissibility of-Lease agreement not reduced to writing-Validity of. Statutory Interpretation-Local statutes-Law settled by High Court over a continuous period of time-Normally to be adhered to Should not be disturbed. c The respondent, a government official, while residing in Govern- ment quarters sought permission of the Rent Controller under s. 21 of the Delhi Rent Control
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