Supreme Court of India
Kalpana Vyas v. Raj Kumar Rangwani
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Constitution of India – Art.227 – Jurisdiction of High Court – Scope of – Eviction petition filed by the appellant-landl ady against the respondent-tenant on ground of bona fide need – Petition dismissed by Rent Tribunal – Appellate Tribunal set aside the order of the Rent Tribunal – High Court restored the order of the Rent Tribunal – Held: High Court while allowing the respon dent’s writ petition held that the Appellate Tribunal allowed t he appellant’s appeal with casual approach and failed to record any categor ical finding on the plea of bona fide need – Having held that, the High Court
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