eviction petition not falling within the ambit of
Section 22 of the DRC Act in view of the findings of the Court ... eviction of the petitioner on the grounds prescribed under Section
22 of the DRC Act, 1958, as amended. The same as has rightly been
contended
eviction petition not falling within the ambit of
Section 22 of the DRC Act in view of the findings of the Court ... eviction of the petitioner on the grounds prescribed under Section
22 of the DRC Act, 1958, as amended. The same as has rightly been
contended
eviction petition not falling within the ambit of
Section 22 of the DRC Act in view of the findings of the Court ... eviction of the petitioner on the grounds prescribed under Section
22 of the DRC Act, 1958, as amended. The same as has rightly been
contended
eviction petition not falling within the ambit of
Section 22 of the DRC Act in view of the findings of the Court ... eviction of the petitioner on the grounds prescribed under Section
22 of the DRC Act, 1958, as amended. The same as has rightly been
contended
eviction petition not falling within the ambit of
Section 22 of the DRC Act in view of the findings of the Court ... eviction of the petitioner on the grounds prescribed under Section
22 of the DRC Act, 1958, as amended. The same as has rightly been
contended
under Section 14 (1) (e) of the Delhi Rent
Control Act, 1958 or has to file only under Section 22 of the DRC
Act
need to
file a petition under Section 14 (1) (e) or under Section 22 of the
DRC Act was raised
Kunwar Pal Singh vs Richpal Singh on 22 January, 2019
Author: Yogesh Khanna
Bench: Yogesh Khanna
$~19
* IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI ... respondent now has filed a petition under Section 14(1)(e)
of the DRC Act stating inter alia that he has two sons and three
