Supreme Court of India
Atma Ram v. Shakuntala Rani
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Delhi Rent Control Act, 1956, Sections 27 and 14(J)(a)-Refasal of landlord to accept rent-Proper remedy available with tenant-Held: Tenant can deposit same in the Court of Rent Controller u/s. 27-Deposit made somewhere else shall not be treated as a valid payment/tender of arrears of rent and tenant would held to be in default. Statutory law-Specific provision-Deviation from-Permissibility a/ Held : If a specific procedure is provided under the provision, deviation therefrom is not permissible. Constitution of India, 1950-Artic/e 227--Consurrentfinding a/Courts
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