Supreme Court of India
Dinkar Maruti Jadhav v. Nivrutii Gangaram Pawar (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
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Rent Control and Eviction: Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural lands Act, 1948; Ss. 33B and 88C- Scope and ambit of-Held: Ss. 33- and 88- of 1948 Act operate in different fields-There are two separate stages-Tenant could oppose the application in terms of s. 33- on two grounds that there is no bona fide requirement/ personal cultivation-However, bona fide requirement and personal cultivation concepts are applicable only under s. 88- -Mere making an application in terms of s. 33- of the Act does not have the effect of terminating the relationship between the landlord and the tenant-No severance of
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