Supreme Court of India
Baldev Krishan v. Satya Narain
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Rajasthan Premises (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1950- s. 13(1)(h) - Eviction suit- On the ground of bonafide requirement of the wife of landlord, landlord himself and his family - Decreed by trial court and first appellate court - During pendency of the case, demise of wife of the landlord - High Court set aside the decree holding that the ground of bonafide requirement did not survive due to demise of landlord's wife - In appeal to this Court, the parties reached o settlement, agreeing that tenants could occupy the tenanted premises for a further period of three years and the rent
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