Supreme Court of India
R.C. Tamrakar and Anr. v. Nidi Lekha
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c Rent Control and Eviction : M.P. Accommodation Control Act, 1961-Sections 12 and 13( 1) and (5)-Default in payment of rent-Non-payment of rent arrears either prior to filing of suit or during its pendency-Payment of the same in the First Appellate Court-Effect of-Held, tenant is defaulter since the arrears remained unpaid during the pendency of the suit-Hence not entitled to protection under sub section (5) of Section 13. Bona.fide requirement-Ground for eviction-Determination of-Held, in deciding bonafide need extraneous facts need not be taken into considera tion-Landlord is the best
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