Supreme Court of India
Deepak Tandon & Anr. v. Rajesh Kumar Gupta
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In view of the foregoing discussion, the appeals succeed and are hereby allowed.
Judgment, page 7
From the headnote
Uttar Pradesh Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Re nt and Eviction) Act, 1972: s.21(1)(a) – Application under – Seeking eviction of tenante d premises – On the ground of bona fide requirement for commercial purpose – Competent Authority as well as Appellate ourt, giving concurrent finding held that the tenant was liable to be evicted – Writ appeal u/Art. 227 of Constitution – High Court h eld that the application for eviction for commercial need was not maintai nable by virtue of proviso to s.21, because the premises in question was essentially for residential purpose – Review agains t
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