M.N.CHANDURKAR
A. G. Punyakoti – Appellant
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M. Meera Bai – Respondent
These revision petitions disclose how mechanically additional documentary evidence has been accepted and acted upon by the appellate authority who was dealing with two appeals filed by the landlady and the tenant respectively. This order disposes of two revision petitions filed by the tenant challenging the order of eviction which is made against him by the appellate authority on the grounds of wilful default and bona fide need of the landlady of the premises in question for her own occupation. The Rent Controller had accepted the case of the landlady with regard to the wilful default, but had rejected the claim on the ground of owner’s occupation. Since a decree for eviction was passed, the tenant filed an appeal challenging the decree for eviction and the landlady also filed an appeal because her claim for bona fide requirement of the premises in question for her own occupation was rejected. Both these appeals were disposed of by a common judgment by the appellate authority.
2. Admittedly, the landlady was a resident of Gobichettipalayam, Coimbatore Dt. as will be clear from a notice given by her on the 15th March, 1982. She filed a petition on the 25th June, 1982, clai
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