Supreme Court of India
Chitranjan Burman v. Om Prakash Bajoria and Ors.
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Rent and Eviction: Bihar Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1947: S.11 ( 1 )( d)-Proper tender of rent-Eviction of tenants sought on ground of non-payment of rent and for personal requirement-Tenanted premises, a shop, belonging to Hindu-Undivided.family-Tenants 'plea that rent was tendered by money order to one of the co-owners, who refused to accept the same-That. since landlords own many residential and non-residential buildings, they did not reasonably require premises in good.faith-High Court rejecting both the grounds of laf!dlords, but remanding the case to .first
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