Supreme Court of India
K. Raghunath v. Chandrasekhar and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above if a revision is filed within 90 days as laid down by the aforesaid decisions of the Karnataka High Court, and the arrears of rent is not deposited within the period of 90 days, the situation poses no difficulty, because in that event the Court may dismiss the revision unless the revisionist is able to satisfy the Court that he had sufficient cause for not making the deposit within such time.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Rent Control & Eviction : Karnataka Rent Control Act, 1961 : Section 22(1), (h) & (p). Rules framed under-Rule 9-Revision petition-Limitation for filing of-Non-payment of arrears of rent before filing of revision- Landlord filed eviction petition against tenant under Section 22(1)(h) & (p)-Small Causes Court passed eviction order on 4.2.2000-Tenant filed revision petition on 6.4.2000 under S.50(1)-Tenant neither deposited nor paid arrears of rent before filing revision petition-But he sent the amount by money order to the landlord on 11.4.2000-However, High Court dismissed the revision
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