Supreme Court of India
D.M. Belgamvala v. Tamilnadu Real Estates (p) Ltd.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the Commissioner, Corporaion of Chennai is hand-in-glove with the petitioner and it is for this reason that he has passed this collussive and E contemtuous order dated 18.06.2010 merely to get over our order dismissing the Special Leave Petition on 14.05.
Judgment, page 3
From the headnote
Administration of Justice: c Abuse of process of court - SLP against eviction of tenant dismissed by Supreme Court - Tenant filing an undertaking to vacate the premises - Thereafter tenant filing the interlocutory application for a direction that he need not to vacate the premises till the disposal of the review petition or 0 in the alternative stay of dispossessin may be granted - HELD: The application is a sheer abuse of the process of the court - The tenant be evicted from the premises forthwith by using police force, ignoring the stay of eviction stated to have been passed by the High
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