Supreme Court of India
Dhiankaur v. East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949
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EAST PUNJAB URBAN RENT RESTRICTION ACT, 1949: s. 13(2)(i), proviso- Opportunity granted by High Court to tenant to clear arrears found due in final adjudication by authoriti!?s below - High Court was justified in reaching the conclusion that after the finding of Appellate Authority as regards defaultable arrears that was found due and payable by respondent, the invocation of the proviso to s. 13(2)(i) was necessitated - The rights of landlady-appellant have been duly protected inasmuch as in the event of failure of respondent-tenant in duly discharging his stand as regards payment of
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