Supreme Court of India
Anand Prakash Malik v. Bhagwandas
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East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949: Section 13. Notification dated 22nd October 1971-Exemption from the provisions of Act-Period of five years-Reckoning of-Eviction suit filed by respondent Landlord-Suit filed under General Law in 1976-Ground that provisions of Act inapplicable therefore suit was maintainable under General Law-Trial Court decided in favour of landlord and decreed the suit-First Appellate Court confirmed the decree-High Court held that under the Notification exemption from the provisions of Act for five years was available from the date of notification and as such
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