Supreme Court of India
Ram Babu Agarwal v. Jay Kishan Das
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the High Court should A have gone deeper into the question of bona fide need and not rejected it only on the ground that Giriraj has no experience in foot wear business.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Madhya Pradesh Accommodation Control Act, 1961: Suit for eviction of tenant - On grounds of default in payment of rent and bonafide need of landlord - Held: High Court having recorded a finding of fact that entire rent had been deposited by tenant in compliance of its order in revision 0 petition , the said finding cannot be interfered with - However, as regards bona fide need of landlord, High Court's order rejecting landlords plea on the ground that his son had no experience of the business proposed to be started in the premises, cannot be sustained - person can start a ·new business even
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