Supreme Court of India
Padam Nabh & Sons v. Yash Pal
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East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949 – s.13 - – Summary jurisdiction – Non-Resident Indian (NRI) who purch ased a building to which the Act applies, subsequent to the induct ion of tenant is entitled to invoke summary jurisdiction under s.13- – If a NRI becomes the owner of the building to which the Act app lies and the tenancy of a person in occupation is attorned in his favour, the premises would become a premises let out by him, as otherwis e the jural relationship of landlord and tenant will not come into exi stence – Once a NRI acquires a premises which is in the occupation of a
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