Supreme Court of India
Raminder Singh Sethi v. D. Vijayarangam
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Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961: Ss.2(2), 18 and 2/(l)(a)-Tenant in arrears of rent-Suit by landlord for eviction of tenant filed within five years of construction of premises-s. 18 prohibiting receiving of advance rent exceeding 2 month's rent-Tenant contending that advance rent was available with landlord for atfjustment Held, in view of proviso to s.2(2). up to the date of filing of suit s.18 was not applicable to the premises and landlord was not prevented by law from securing advance payment of rent by consent of the parties-Inspite of the landlord having advance rent available with
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