Supreme Court of India
Gandhe Vijay Kumar v. Mulji @ Mulchand
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Jurisdiction : Revisional jurisdiction - Scope of - On facts, concurrent findings of facts with regard to the bonafide requirement of the landlord by Rent Controller as well as by Appellate Authority - Set aside by the High Court holding that the court can re-appreciate the evidence to test whether the findings of the Rent Controller are correct - On appeal, held: High Court misdirected itself and exceeded its jurisdiction - In revisional jurisdiction, the Court is expected to see only whether the findings are illegal or perverse - High Court should not have gone into the evidence as a first
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