Supreme Court of India
Julieta Antonieta Tarcato v. Suleiman Ismail
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Rent Control and Eviction-Termination of tenancy-Bonafide requirement-Dismissal of eviction petition since in the changed circumstances the need of landlady did not survive-Correctness of-Held: Landlady has c every right to occupy her own premises and cannot be compelled to share accommodation with her brother-co-owner in another premises-In the changed circumstances even if other family members no longer required the premises, the bonajide personal need of the landlady for the premises owned by her exclusively survived-Thus, order of High Court set aside. Appellant owned premises and was
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