Supreme Court of India
Samar Pal Singh v. Chitranjan Singh
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Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, c Rent and Eviction) Act, 1972: s.20( 4) and its proviso- Eviction suit - Non-payment of rent - Tenant deposited arrears of rent, interest etc. in the court - Trial court passed eviction decree - High Court set aside the eviction decree on the ground that tenant was entitled to protection provided u/sub- section (4) of s.20 as the properties acquired by tenant were commercial - On appeal, held: building which can be used for residential as well as commercial purposes cannot be said to be excluded from the clutches of proviso to sub
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