Supreme Court of India
Ashok Kumar v. Ved Prakash & Ors.
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Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973: s. 13 - Eviction of tenant from non-residential premises c on ground of bona fide need of landlord - HELD: Correct interpretation of bona fide requirement of landlord of a residential building must include a non-residential building as well - Rent Controller and High Court rightly allowed the ' petition of landlord - Bonafide requirement being for purposes of son of landlord, on landlord's death, question of abatement of eviction proceedings cannot arise at all - Abatement - East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949 - s.13. Precedent:
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