Supreme Court of India
Mehmood Rahmat Ullah Khan & Anr. v. Niyaz Ahmad Khan
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Rent Control and Eviction: c U.P. Urban Building Act, 1972- s. 21 - Eviction petition - On the ground of bonafide need - Prescribed Authority as also the appellate court holding that the landlord could not establish bonafide need - Writ Petition - High Court upholding the finding as regards the bonafide need of the 0 landlord, however, increased the rent - On appeal held: High Court in a writ petition cannot interfere with the finding of fact, regarding bonafide need - Under s. 21, rent cannot be enhanced - Direction with regard to increasing the rent, set aside. CIVIL APPELLATE JURSDICTION :
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