Supreme Court of India
Sulochana v. Rajinder Singh
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Rent Control & Eviction: Madhya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act, 1961; Ss. c 11- , 12, 23J and 23H: Composite eviction suit on ground of bonafide require- ment - Default in payment of rent and denial of title - Main- tainability of- Held: Maintainable - In terms of s.23J of 1961 Act, a widow/divorcee wife amongst others constitute the classes of landlord who could file eviction petition on bonafide requirement - Jurisdiction of Civil Court could be ousted only when the matter comes within the purview of s.45 of the Act- Ex-facie s.45 has no application to the facts and circumstances of the
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