Supreme Court of India
Deena Nath v. Pooran Lal
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Rent Control & Eviction Madhya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act, 1961-Section 12(1)(/)- Eviction-Bona fide requirement of landlord-Suit premises is one of the five shops owned by landlord-One vacant shop room in occupation of landlord at the time of filing of suit-Pending proceedings one more shop room was vacated-Trial Court-Decreed the eviction suit-Affirmed by Appellate Court-Second appeal-High Court holding that sufficient alternative accommodation was available with the landlord. Setting aside concurrent findings of Courts below-Justification of- Held, Court is duty bound to examine not
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