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1 - 3 of 3 (0.43 seconds)Section 4 in The Delhi Rent Act, 1995 [Entire Act]
Bai Bhicaiji And Ors. vs Perojshaw Jivanji Kerawalla on 30 July, 1915
The nuisance here is more formidable for we have a stable of 400 horses as against one of 75, and the neighbourhood here is of a better class and approximates more closely to those ' select residential quarters' outside what may be called the native limits, which, in the opinion of the learned Judge in Bai Bhioaji's case, stand on a somewhat different footing. No doubt then that in a civil Court the applicant would get relief. I have already indicated that the supposed utility of these stables is not a matter which we can consider, a view which is also emphatically expressed by Beaman J. in the judgment cited. Here we are bound by the terms of the special legislation but within the four corners of the Act considerations appropriate to the general law on the question of nuisance are no doubt relevant, and as the Act gives a remedy the applicant is entitled to seek that remedy upon principles so applicable.
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