Supreme Court of India
Brij Bhushan v. Kewal Kumar
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Rent Control and Eviction : Haryana Urban [Control of Rent and Eviction] Act, 1973: Ss. 6 and 13(2)(i) proviso-Application by tenant to deposit rent in Court alleging that landlord refused to accept the same-On orders of Rent Controller tenant deposited rent- Thereafter application uls 13 by landlord for ejectment of tenant on ground that rent had become due with cost and interest-Tenant resisting the claim of landlord-Landlord filed no rejoinder nor did he challenge the order uls. 6- - Application uls 13 for ejectment allowed-Held, Rent Controller imported the requirement of the proviso to
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