Supreme Court of India
Chetar Sen Jain v. Addl. District Judge Iii, Dehradun and Ors.
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f_, U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972: ' Section 14-Regularisation of Tenancy-Tenant in occupation 'Of c - premises with the consent of the landlord before the Act came into force-No suit or other proceedings for eviction pending at the time of coming into force of Amending Act of 1976-Whether tenant entitled lo benefit of regularisation. The appellant-tenant took on lease the premises belonging to the respondent in 1958 for residential purposes. He shifted his residence in 1968, but continued to be in possession of the same till 1.982 under a fresh
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