Supreme Court of India
Firm Sagarmal Vishnu Bhagwan v. Gauri Shankar and Ors.
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In view of the above said finding, launched upon an enquiry about the correctness of the finding of the Courts below on issue No.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
c Rajasthan Premises (Control of Rents. & Evection) Acl; i9so: Section J3(c) and (6)-'-Tenant-Eviction of-On ground of hav ing raised walls of Nohara-Whether 'material alteration' caused by tenant.· The respondent Instituted a suit against the tenant/appellant for recovery of rent as well as his eviction from a Nohara on various · grounds, such as, default In payment of rent, causing material altera tion and damage to the property, bona fide requirement, etc. The appellant contested the suit. Seven Issues and two additional Issues were framed by the trial Court. Issues 3, 6 and additional
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