Supreme Court of India
Abdul Sattar v. Khutejabi and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the foregoing reasons, no fault can be found with the view taken E by the High Court.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961: Ss. 3(r) and 21(/) (p)-Eviction petition on the ground 1t!s 21(/)(p)- Residenlial premises- 'Tenant '-Allotment of accommodation to son of tenant- Death of tenant-Devolution of tenancy rights on heirs-Landlord filing eviction· petition on the ground that son of tenant had been allotted a house by Housing Board--Held, as per definition of 'tenant' contained in clause (r) of s. 3, : during the life time of the tenant, his spouse, son, daughter, father or mother would not be included in the definition of 'tenant'-Building of a house or· acquisition of vacant
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