Supreme Court of India
G.L. Vijain v. K. Shankar
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Tamil Nadu Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1960-s.25- Power of High Court to imppse condition for entertaining an application- In exercise of Revisional jurisdiction-Held : Where the Court is of the view that a case is a fit case where revisional jurisdiction should he exercised, for admission of the same, no condition can he imposed-Such power should he provided for in the statute itself-Revisional court would exercise its jurisdiction if the conditions precedent laid down in s. 25 are fulfilled Jurisdiction under Section 2 5 being wider than the jurisdiction under Section 115 CPC,
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