Supreme Court of India
M.S. Zahed v. K. Raghavan
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In view of the aforesaid settled legal position, therefore, Point No. 1 will have to be answered in the affirmative against the plaintiff and in favour of the C defendant.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961: S. 21 (/) (h)-Tenanted premises-Recovery of possession by landlord on ground of reasonable and bona fide requirement-Held, requirement of landlord has to be both bona fide and reasonable-Landlord had sufficient accommodation in his possession for requirement of his family members-His requirement not being reasonable, he was not entitled to an order of ejectment in his favour-However, as tenant agreed to vacate premises after expiry of 4 years-Ordered accordingly in exercise of power under Article I 42 of the Constitution of India-Constitution of India-Article
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