Supreme Court of India
Smt. Prakash Mehra v. K.L. Malhotra
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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958: s. 14(1)(a)-Eviction-Noticet/ demand for arrears of rent-Satisfaction of-Held, arrears of rent due cannot be extended to rent falling due after service of notice. " • c The respondent-tenant fell into arrears of rent for two months consecutively. The rent was payable in advance. He was served with a notice of demand, within seven days of which he sent a bank draft-l - purporting to be the rent for the first month, and within a month another bank draft for the like amount. The landlady neither encashed nor returned them. After the notice period she filed an
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