Supreme Court of India
A. Satyanarayan Shah v. M. Yadigiri
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P. Buildings (Lease, Rent and Eviction) Control Act, 1960: Ss.2(iii) and I 0(3) (a)(iii)- 'Building '- non-residential wooden structure-Landlord filed petition for eviction of tenant from the land and the structure put thereon on the ground o/bona fide requirement-Tenant admitting the tenancy on land only and claiming ownership of the structure standing thereon-Rent Controller held the land alongwith the structure to have been · let out to the tenant but did not accept the plea ofbonafide requirement-On appeal the Chief Judge, City Small Causes Court accepted the ground of bonafide
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