Supreme Court of India
Vishwamitra Ram Kumar v. M/s. Vesta Time Company
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Rent Control and Eviction: West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956; Ss. 13(1)(/) & 18( ): Landlord filing Eviction Petition on ground of re-building/ reconstruction-Rejected by trial Court holding that neither the requirement of rebuilding established nor financial capacity shown by the landlord Appeal dismissed by High Court-On appeal, Held: LaW on eviction on ground of rebuilding settled-Landlord is under the obligation to put tenants back in possession-Though landlord intends to occupy the floors other than the ground floor for the residential purposes, but he is in a position to satisfy
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