Supreme Court of India
Hari Dass Sharma v. Vikas Sood & Ors.
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Rent Control - .P. Urban Rent Control Act, 1987 - s.14(3)(c) & 14(4)- Eviction order passed by Rent Controller - On ground that appellant-landlord bona fide required the tenanted building for purposes of addition and alteration of the building or re-building - Eviction order maintained by High Court - But direction passed by High Court that only on the valid revised/renewed building plan being sanctioned by the competent authority, such eviction order shall be available for execution and thereafter the executing court· shall allow reasonable time to the respondents-tenants for vacating the
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