Supreme Court of India
Kamaljit Singh v. Sarabjit Singh
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Before parting remind ourselves that Section 13-B is a beneficial provision intended to provide a speedy remedy to NRls who return to their native places and need B · property let out by them for their own requirement or the requirement of those who are living with and economically dependent upon them.
Judgment, page 15
From the headnote
Rent Control and Eviction: East Punjab Urban Land Restriction Act, 1949 - s. 13- c - Right to recover immediate possession of residential building or scheduled and/or non-residential building to accrue to Non-Resident Indian - Eviction petition by non-resident Indian on ttre ground of need of the shop for his own use - Dismissed by courts below holdif!g that the landlord failed to 0 prove his ownership over the demised premises for a period of five years before filing of the eviction petition and failure of the landlord to co-relate the sale deeds proved by him to the shops over which he
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