Supreme Court of India
Vaneet Jain v. Jagjit Singh
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Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973: Ss. 15(6) and 13-,-Revision-Power of High Court-Shop-Tenant Application by landlord for eviction of tenant on ground of bona fide need Landlord, an unemployed commerce graduate!__Wanted to start his own busi ness in the shop-Rent Controller and appellate authority allowing the appli cation holding the need of landlord to be bonafide-High Court dismissing application of landlord on the ground that his need was not bonafide as he was enrolled in employment exchange-Held, High Court did not find that the conclusion reached by two
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