Supreme Court of India
Dr. M. K. Salpekar v. Sunil Kumar Shamsunder Chaudhari and Others
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P. & Berar Letting of Houses and Rent Control Order, 1949: Clause 13(3)(v )-Whether confined to only residential houses. The respondent-landlords submitted two separate applications before the Rent Controller for permission to determine the tenancy of the appellant-tenant from their portions of the premises on the ground that the tenant had built -a large house in the city and had thus secured alternative accommodation. The Rent Controller allowed the prayer. Single Judge of the High Court dismissed the appellant's writ petition and his Letters Patent Appeal was also dismissed. Before this
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