Supreme Court of India
S.r Ejaz v. Tamil Nadu Handloom Weavers Co-operative Society Ltd.
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Specific Relief Act, 1963: Section 6. Object of-Held: ls to prevent self-help and to discourage people to c adopt any foul means to dispossess a person-Dispossession of a tenant should be in accordance with law. Restoration of possession-Landlord forcibly dispossessed tenant during pendency of suit for eviction-Tenant filed suit for restoration of possession- Trial Court dismissed suit-High Court allowed revision petition but remanded the matter to trial court for fresh consideration-Correctness of-Held, The object of S.6 is to prevent self help and to discourage unlawful and forcible
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