Supreme Court of India
Smt. Sarla Narula v. Smt. Raghbir Kaur Rehal & Anr.
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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958: Section 14(l)(e)--Eviction of tenant on ground of bona fide necessity of landlady-Abandonment of the premises by original tenant-No novation of original agreement of tenancy-Locus Standi of party in occupation-Whether tenancy came to an end. c t The premises in question was taken on lease at a monthly rent of Rs.350 by the tenant-Company. The rent in respect of the said premises was being deposited in the bank. Respondent No. I-The landlady was living abroad and as she and her husband wanted to come back and settle down in India they required the said premises.
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