Supreme Court of India
Smt. Shashi Jain v. Tarsem Lal (dead) & Anr.
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Rent Control - East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, c 1949 - s.13(3)(a)(i)(a) and s.13(2)(ii)(a) - Eviction under - Ground of bonafide personal requirement of landlord and of sub-letting by tenant without consent of landlord - Held: On facts, the appellant-landlady proved on record that she bonafide required the demised premises for her personal use 1'- and occupation and that respondent no.1-tenant had sub-let the demised premises to respondent No.2 without consent of the landlady - Orders passed by Rent Controller and appellate authority which returned findings adverse to the landlady as
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