Supreme Court of India
Santanu Chaudhuri v. Subir Ghosh
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Contempt of Court-Contempt petition-Eviction decree-Supreme Court granting six months time to tenant to vacate premises subject to his filing undertaking-Tenant did not file undertaking nor did he vacate the premises within the given time - Held: Court is to ensure compliance of order by ensuring delivery of possession to landlord-Thus, trial court directed to cause delivery of vacant possession of premises to landlord by eviction of tenant. Petitioner-landlord filed eviction suit against respondent-tenant and the . same was dismissed. Petitioner filed an appeal. High Court allowed the same
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