Supreme Court of India
Kusum Devi v. Mohan Lal (dead) by Lrs
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MADHYA PRADESH ACCOMMODATION CONTROL. ACT, 1961: c ss.12(1)(e) and 12(1)(g) - Suit for eviction on both the : grounds - Under Clause (e) for persot]al requirement for I residential purposes as also under Clause (g) for carrying out I repairs due to premises having become unsafe for human habitation - Held: There is no provision in the Act preventing > °'- a landlord from raising grounds enumerated under Clauses (e) and (g) together in a suit for eviction - Court is required to consider both the grounds on merits as they are mutually exclusive but not destructive of each other - In the instant
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