Supreme Court of India
Ansuyaben Kantilal Bhatt v. Rashiklal Maniklal Shah and Anr.
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Rent & Eviction : Bombay Rents, Hotel & Lodging House Rates Co/llrol Act, 1947: Application for eviction of tenant on grounds of bona fide requiremellt and non-payment of rent-Held, in view of the protracted litigation stretching over 31 years, bonafide requiremelll may not exist now-Tena/II to pay an-ears of rent in ten bi-monthly instalments-Rent also increased with retrospective effect-In case the landlord's son intends to stan business after his retirement he may file an application before the Rem Co11trolle1; who will pass necessaiy orders. CIVIL APPELLATE .TURJSDICTION : Civil Appeal
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