Supreme Court of India
S.R. Babu v. T.K. Vasudevan and Ors.
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Kerala Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965: Ss. 11 (8) and 11(I0), first proviso-Landlord filing eviction petition on grounds of bona fide requirement for personal occupation u!s. 11 (3)-Bona fide requirement for personal occupation after reconstruction u!s. I I (8); and for reconstruction after demolition of portion for more beneficial use u!s. I 1 (4) (iv)-Rent Controller ordering eviction u!s. I 1 (3) and rejecting other grounds-Appeal of tenant dismissed by appellate authority but allowed in revision by District Judge-High Court setting aside order of District Judge and restoring
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