Supreme Court of India
Kusum Lata Sharma v. Arvind Singh
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For the foregoing reasons, it must be held that the respondent landlady has failed to prove her case of bona fide need.
Judgment, page 13
From the headnote
Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 – ss.14(1)(e) and 25- – Eviction – Grant of – Appellant-landlord had filed eviction petitions s eeking to evict her tenants on the ground of her bona fide requirement – Rent Controller ordered the eviction of the tenants – On revision, the High Court reversed the decision of the Rent Controller on the ground that appellant had not been forthright in the descrip tion of the property and had taken the pleadings in a misle ading manner and the availability of other property had not been clearly disclosed – On appeal, held: comprehensive look at the plea dings along
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