Supreme Court of India
Atma S. Berar v. Mukhtiar Singh
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Rent Control and Eviction: East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949: c Section I 5(5)-Revisiona.l jurisdiction of High Court-&ope of Sections 13(3)(a) and 15(5)-Eviction petition-On ground of requirement of landlord for his own occupati_ofl-'-Court below passing eviction order-High Court setting it aside in the light of events taking place during pendency of proceedings in exercise of revisional jurisdiction-Justification of-Held: High Court not justified in interfering with findings of facts since such events have no effect on the bona tides and need found proved by courts below. Code of
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