Supreme Court of India
Yusufbhai Noor Mohammed Jodhpurwala v. Mohmmed Sabir Ibrahim Byavarwala
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I . . c Bombay Rents, Hotel and Lodging House Rates Control Act, 1947- s. 12(3)(b)-Eviction suit, on the ground of non-payment of arrears of rent as also others - Dismissal of suit by trial courl, however allowed by appellate bench- In appeal, eviction decree in favour of landlord set aside by 0 High Courl - On appeal, held: Even assuming that the respondent is a bona fide tenant the right conferred upon him by the legislature can be availed of only twice and on two occasions the tenant was found to be in arrears - High Courl erred in interpreting s. 12(3)(b) purposively holding that there
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