Sukhdev Ram Jaidka vs Amarjeet Singh Dullot And Another on 22 March, 2013
If the petitioner no. 6 is of the opinion that it would be better in life to start a
business from the tenanted premises, then it would not be just for this Court to
direct the petitioner otherwise and thereby stop the financial growth of the
family of the petitioner. The Court cannot ask the son of the petitioner to give
up his dreams of excelling in life and to establish his own business from a
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premises owned by his family. Though the success of the business to be
established by the son of the petitioner is not guaranteed, but, at the same time
the Court cannot predict the failure of the same and thereby decline the
petitioner and his family an opportunity to establish their own business from a
premises owned by them. This also draws support from the submission that
the petitioner no. 1 was unable to find a suitable match for his petitioner no. 5
and 6 who are of marriageable age, due to lack of petitioner no. 6's
employment.