In this case study, we will discuss what are the essential elements of the eviction of the tenant, mentioned in the East Punjab Urban Rent Restriction Act, 1949. When the landlord wants to evict the tenant, the first step will be to take direction from the Controller and the tenant has to satisfy various points to … Read more
High Courts, such as the Punjab and Haryana High Court, consistently uphold eviction petitions based on bona fide personal necessity, ruling that tenants cannot dictate a landlord’s choice or suitability of premises. Landlords are considered the best judges of their needs, and if proven (e.g., for self-occupation or settling a child), the requirement is presumed genuine. … Read more
An eviction petition against a tenant is a formal legal process a landlord starts after giving proper notice, typically for reasons like non-payment of rent, misuse of property, or the landlord’s genuine need for the property, requiring filing with a Rent Controller or Civil Court, presenting evidence, and obtaining a court order for possession, with … Read more
In this post we will discuss about a Civil Revision Petition to set aside Eviction Order wherein the High Court held that the repairs that became imperative for maintaining the integrity of the building ought not to be taken as an actionable wrong by the tenant that could render him liable for eviction. Civil Revision Petition … Read more
Landlord-tenant dispute is so very common but it is real difficult to evict the tenant out in India but not any longer. This was earlier the case. Now the law is entirely in the favour of landlord if he has a bonafide need or personal necessity, he will get it soon for sure by following … Read more
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