Supreme Court of India
P.V. Papanna and Ors. v. K. Padmanabhaiah
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Kamataka Rent Control Act, 1961: Section 21(1)--Landlord-Eviction decree against tenant on the ground of bona fide personal requirement-Death • of landlord-Eviction decree-Whether becomes ittexecutable-Events sub- c sequent to the filing of petition-When can be taken into account-Subseqent events whether could be taken note of during execution stage. The appellants' predecessor-in-interest, landlord, obtained a decree of possession against the respondent-tenant on the ground that the suit premises were bona fide required for his personal requirement to start a business. The respo~dent-tenant
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