Supreme Court of India
Ram Krishna Singh & Ors. v. Thakurji Shivji
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Judgment, page 6
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Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, - · Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972: ss.20(2) and (4) - Suit for eviction and arrears of rent - Decreed ex-parte - On ex-parte decree having been set aside, tenant deposited all arrears of rent in court - Application by landlord for eviction of tenant on the ground that arrears 0 had not been paid on· the first date of hearing - Revisional court and High Court holding the tenant not entitled to protection of s.20(4) - HELD: The ex-parte decree was fine!!y set aside after eight years - Though this may be discounted because there is the finding
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