Supreme Court of India
Ram Kumar Barnwal v. Ram Lakhan (dead)
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Uttar Pradesh Urban Building (Regulation of Letting, Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972-s.2 I-Release petition under, by landlord-Appellant-Dismissed by Prescribed Authority under the Act-Order upheld by Appellate Court - Writ petition before High Court, during pendency of which, landlord pointed out a subsequent event/changed circumstance-High Court held that even if it is found that the decisions of Courts below were erroneous in law, the matter needed to be remanded to the Prescribed Authority as the release application was filed long back and bona fide need and comparative hardship had changed
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