Supreme Court of India
K.N. Anantharaja Gupta v. Smt. D.V. Usha Vijay Kumar
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For the reasons aforesaid, the appeal is thus allowed to the extent indicated above.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Rent Control and Eviction: Karnataka Rent Act, 1999-s.27(2)(r) rlw s.31-Eviction Petition-On the ground of bonafide requirement of premises on reconstruction after demolition-Trial court denied, while High Court directing eviction-On appeal, held: Eviction not justified-Eviction was granted without a finding that landlady was not in possession of reasonably suitable. accommodation and that the premises needed demolition-Matter remitted to High Court for reconsideration. Respondent-landlady, a widow filed an eviction petition u/s 27(2)(r) r/w Section 31 of Karnataka Rent Act for eviction of
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