Supreme Court of India
Anamika Roy v. Jatindra Chowrasiya and Others
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West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act, 1956 - s. 13(4) - Suit for eviction of tenanted premises - On the ground of bona fide requirement - Trial court as well as first appellate court c decreed the suit directing eviction of entire rented premises - High Court remitted the matter to trial court opining that in view of s.13(4) it was the duty of the court to consider whether partial eviction of the tenant could have satis;ied the requirement of the landlady - Held: In view of the findings by o trial court and first appellate court that the landlady required the entire premises, High Court committed
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