MALIK, SAPRU, V. BHARGAVA
RAMAN DAS – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH – Respondent
( 1 ) THIS is an application under Article 226 of the Constitution by one Raman Das. His father, tribhuan Pas, had built a house in Mathura in the year 1942. Tribhuan Das did not occupy the house that he built in 1942 and let it out to tenants. Tribhuan Das died in August, 1948, and in the affidavit in support of the application it is mentioned that the applicant is his only son. The applicant was a student in Banaras studying Ayurvedic system of medicine. He was married in mathura in the year 1949. Gaudia Mission was a tenant in a portion of the house. The mission decided in March, 1950, to vacate the premises in their occupation and a number of applicants appeared who claimed that the house be allotted to them. One of them was the applicant who made an application to the authorities concerned for the allotment of the house in his favour on the ground that he was married and wanted to start his practice in Mathura and he had no other suitable accommodation available to him. The Mission vacated the premises on the 26th of march, 1950. The Rent Control Officer on the 24th March of 1950 allotted the premises to opposite Party No. 3, Dr. A. P. Khullar. Dr. A. P. Khullar was
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