Supreme Court of India
Kamla Devi v. Laxmi Devi
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Rent Control and Eviction: Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958; Sections 2(e),(i),(I) and 50. c Civil Court-Jurisdiction of-Landlord let out one big room to tenant An open plot of vacant land belonging to the landlord was located adjacent to the said big room-Tenant constructed a latrine unauthorised?' on that plot of /and-landlord filed suit for injunction directing the tenant to demolish the structure-Subsequently, the parties entered into a compromise under which the plot was let out to the tenant on a monthly rent-Later on landlord terminated the said tenancy and filed suit for recovery of
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