Supreme Court of India
Achal Mishra v. Rama Shankar Singh and Ors.
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Rent Control: Clarificatory order-Tenant directed by Supreme Court to deposit Rs. 3 lakhs towards arrears of rent as a condition precedent to pursue his writ petition in High Court-Tenant prayed for clarification of that direction on ground that while passing such direction the Court did not specifically notice the fact that on an earlier direction the tenant had already paid Rs.1.46 lakhs to the landlord-Held: Clarification cannot automatically follow merely for the reason that the factum of payment of Rs./.46 Lakhs was not specifically referred to by the Court-Constitution of India, 1950-
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