Supreme Court of India
Bharat Lal Baranwal v. Virendra Kumar Agarwal
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Rent Control and Eviction: U.P. Urban Buildings (Regulation cf Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972-Section 20(2J(d)(as substituted by U.P. Act No.28of1976)-Change of user of tenanted premises froni business to manufacturing activity without wril!en consent of landlord-Eviction under the ground-Held, the provision required written consent for change of user-Hence, tenant liable to be evicted as the change from business to manufacturing amounted to change of user and the san1e was not in compliance with the provision. Father of the appeHant-landlord let out the suit premises to tenant
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