Supreme Court of India
Shiv Singh Chak v. Baby Jain
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Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Letting, Rent and c Eviction) Act, 1972: S. 21 (1 )(a) Explanation (i) - Non-residential building - Petition for eviction of tenant - On ground of bona fide requirement-Held: Since Explanation(i) to clause (a) of s.2(1) is inappiicable to a non-residential building, bar contained in clause (i) of the Explanation will not operate where eviction petition is in regard to a non-residential building - But the fact that tenant has acquired a suitable alternative non-residential building may be urged as a good ground to show that no hardship will be caused to tenant if
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