Supreme Court of India
Savitri Sahay v. Sachidanand Prasad
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Rent Control & Eviction : Bihar Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1982: c Sections l l(lj(c)-Eviction suit on ground of bona fide requirement Tenant taking plea that other flats falling vacant after the filing of suit which owner letting out at higher rent-Trial Court accepting the reasons ofbonafide requirement and passing eviction decree-High Court setting aside the decree since owner not occupying other flats falling vacant-Justification of- Held, order of High Court not justified since Explanation to Section 11 (I }(c) permits landlord to ignore other pre1nises and prefer a
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