Supreme Court of India
Janak Raj v. Pardeep Kumar
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Rent Control and Eviction: c Jammu and Kashmir Houses and Shops Rent Control Act, 1966: ss. 11 (l)(i) and 12(3), proviso-Eviction of tenant for default in payment of rent-Three defaults committed by tenant within a period of eighteen months-HELD: Tenant not entitled to protection u/s 12- Part payment of rent makes the tenant a defaulter, for he has to make full payment-On/acts, tenant is.firstly supposed to clear first default i.e. from 1984 to 1985, t/:len second default of February and March, 1985 and then third default of April and May, 1985-0ne has proceed chronologically in matter-The
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