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The Delhi High Court has said that where the tenant is undeniably absent from the address of tenanted premises, temporarily or permanently, court should make every sincere endeavour to serve summons...

The bench noted that the law provides for eviction of a tenant on the need of dependants, and ruled that married daughters are included among dependents of their parents, for commercial/residential space.

Recently, the Supreme Court held that the Court can decide a suit on merit under Order 17 Rule 3 Code of Civil Procedure if there is some material for deciding on merit, even though the material may...

In a notable judgment explaining the principles of res judiciata, the Supreme Court has held that an order closing the proceedings in a case cannot be construed as a final decision on merits so as to...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed the Delhi High Court order, which upheld the Additional Rent Controller order directing the eviction of tenant central government officials at the Sujan Park flats, located near the tony Khan market.A bench ...

The Central government on Friday told the Supreme Court that government officials are being forced out of Sujan Singh Park flats in New Delhi's Khan Market by bouncers.

The Supreme Court on Friday expressed surprise after it was told that bouncers were being sent by a private firm to evict government officials out of Sujan Singh Park flats near Khan Market here.

The Supreme Court on Friday allowed a landlord to reclaim possession of his shop located at Delhis Connaught Place followed by a 50-year-old legal battle with tenants in different judicial forums.

Observing that dishonest litigants cannot be allowed to abuse the process of the Court, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea with a cost of Rs 50,000 against the petitioner.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Observing that "dishonest litigants cannot be allowed to abuse the process of the Court", the Delhi High Court on Wednesday dismissed a plea with a cost of Rs 50,000 against the petitioner. India News | Dishonest Litigants Cant Be Allowed to Abuse Process of Court: Delhi HC.