Supreme Court of India
Uday Shankar Upadhyay & Ors. v. Naveen Maheshwari
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RENT CONTROL AND EVICTION: Bona fide need - Suit for eviction on ground of bona fide c need of landlord to start business for his major sons - Decreed by trial court, but dismissed by first appellate court.1and High Court holding that the proposed business could be started on First Floor-Held: The finding of fact recorded by trial court that sons of the plaintiff bona fide wanted to start their own business separately, has not been disturbed in appeal - Court cannot dictate to the landlord which floor he should use for his business; that is for the landlord himself to decide - It is well-
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