Smt. Bhagwanibai Mamchand Bagoria ... vs Hariram Banwari Kirad And Ors

ik-198280277 Bombay High Court 20 December 2024 • 22 min read

Judges (1)

Sandeep V. Marne Delivered

Counsel (8)

Abhijit Patil Counsel Respondent Ajay Talreja Counsel Applicant Ankit Bagoria Counsel Applicant Aseem Naphade Counsel Applicant Ashok Varma Counsel Applicant Kalpesh Patil Counsel Respondent Vijay Patil Counsel Respondent Vinod Solanki Counsel Applicant

Parties (4)

Bhagwanibai Mamchand Bagoria Applicant Hariram Banwari Kirad Respondent Jaiprakash Mamchand Bagoria Applicant Kiran Jaiprakash Bagoria Applicant

Case Significance

Smt. Bhagwanibai Mamchand Bagoria ... vs Hariram Banwari Kirad And Ors is a Bombay High Court decision dated December 20, 2024 (citation: ik-198280277). Tenant-defendants challenged a concurrent eviction decree passed by the Small Causes Court and its Appellate Bench under the Bombay Rent Act on grounds of unlawful subletting, non-user, and bona fide requirement. The key issue was whether the revision applicants could challenge the suit premises as unauthorized construction to defeat the eviction suit. The Court dismissed the revision application, upheld the concurrent eviction decrees, imposed Rs. 25,000 costs for the tenants' deplorable con The case was heard by Justice Sandeep V. Marne.

Summary

Tenant-defendants challenged a concurrent eviction decree passed by the Small Causes Court and its Appellate Bench under the Bombay Rent Act on grounds of unlawful subletting, non-user, and bona fide requirement. The key issue was whether the revision applicants could challenge the suit premises as unauthorized construction to defeat the eviction suit. The Court dismissed the revision application, upheld the concurrent eviction decrees, imposed Rs. 25,000 costs for the tenants' deplorable conduct, and granted time till 28 February 2025 to vacate.

What was the outcome of Smt. Bhagwanibai Mamchand Bagoria ... vs Hariram Banwari Kirad And Ors?

Tenant-defendants challenged a concurrent eviction decree passed by the Small Causes Court and its Appellate Bench under the Bombay Rent Act on grounds of unlawful subletting, non-user, and bona fide ...

Judgment

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Source: Indian Kanoon (ik-198280277)