Supreme Court of India
K,m. Abdul Razzak v. Damodharan
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Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act 1960: S. 14( 1 )( b )-LJ:mdlord' s application for eviction claiming building to be dilapidated and required for reconstruction-Rent Controller and appellate authority holding that building was not in dilapidated condition so as to require demolition and reconstruction-LJ:mdlord filing revision before High Court Meanwhile legal position with regard to requirement uls. 14(1 )(b) changed by virtue of Supreme Court decision-High Court re-assessing evidence and;hold ing that building was dilapidated, landlord required it bona fide for
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