Supreme Court of India
Dattaram S. Vichare. v. Thukaram S. Vichare and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the aforesaid reasons the order and judgment of the High Court is not sustainable in law.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Housing: Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act: Section 66-. Eviction-Appellant allotted premises by the Board under the Act Respondent (appellant's real brother) residing in the premises since inception of the tenancy-Board aware of the fact of ·respondent's residing in the premises since inception-After inspections by the Board appellant alleged to have been served a show cause notice for eviction on the ground of sub letling-Eviction of the appellant from the premises ordered by the Competent Authority under the Act-Tenancy regularized in favour of the respondent Appeal preferred
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