Supreme Court of India
Gulab Chand Pukhraj v. R B. Jinender Raj & Anr.
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ANDHRA PRADESH BUILDINGS(LEASE, RENT AND EVICTION) CONTROL ACT, 1960: c s.10(3)(a)(iii) - Non-residential premises - Petition by landlord co-owners for eviction of tenant from non-residential premises - Dismissed by Rent Controller holding that landlords already in possession of one non-residential premises could not seek eviction of tenant from another non- 0 residential premises - Held: landlord is not precluded from seeking eviction of tenant from any non-residential building even if he has another non-residential building - Aspects of quality, size and unsuitability of the building cannot
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