Supreme Court of India
John Mathai Abrraham v. M/s. British Physical Lab. India Ltd.
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Ktirnataka Rent Control Act, 1961 : S. 21( 1 )(h)-Landlord holding undivided share in building-Eviction of tenant sought on ground of bona fide requirement-Rent Controller ordering eviction-High Court allowing revision of tenant holding that the building being a huge one landlord's claim that he cannot pursue his professional activities in the premises was not substantiated-Held, being in occupation of a portion of a building and holding a fractional undivided share therein is no bar to invoke provision of s.21( l)(h)-Order of High Court set aside and that of Rent Controller restored. CIVIL
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