Supreme Court of India
Mehmooda Gulshan v. Javaid Hussain Mungloo
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Rent Control and Eviction: Jammu and Kashmir Houses and Shop Rent Control Act. 1966 - s. 11 (J)(h) - Eviction - Requirement of landlord for own .occupation - It could mean occupation by member of a family - On facts, eviction petition by landlord seeking tenanted premises for his son - Trial court allowed the petition holding the need for premises as genuine, however High Court held the requirement of own occupation not est~blished for non-examination of the son, for whose benefit, eviction was sought - Held: Requirement of landlord for own occupation could mean occupation by member of a
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