Supreme Court of India
Swami Nath v. Nirmal Singh
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Rent Control and Eviction: East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949: s.13-8 rlw. s.18- - Eviction Petition - By non-resident Indian - Allowed by courts below - On appeal, held: Landlord entitled to eviction. s. 13-8 (As amended in the year 2001) - Interpretation of - Held: Interpretation of the provision that right of immediate possession can be exercised only once, would frustrate the object of the amendment to the provision. The respondent-landlords who were non-resident Indians, filed petitions u/s. 13- of East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949. They sought eviction of tenants
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