Supreme Court of India
Pratap Rai Tanwani and Anr. v. Uttam Chand and Anr.
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Rent Control and Eviction : MP. Accommodation Control Act, 1961-Sections 12(1)(j) & 17- Eviction suit-Bona fide need of premises-Suit decreed-Affirmed by First Appellate Court-Second appeal-During its pendency landlord's son completing studies and going abroad-But High Court held that the bona fide need continued to subsist-On appeal, Held: Bonafide need did not eclipse merely because certain developments occurred pendente lite-Delivery of possession to landlord-Time extended-However, protection available to tenant under Section I 7 of the Act in case of non-user of premises by landlord for
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- 2010 Seshambal (dead) through L.rs. v. M/s. Chelur Corporation Chelur Building and Ors.
- 2009 Jai Prakash Gupta (d) Thr. Lrs. v. Riyaz Ahamad & Anr.
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