The High Court partly allowed a civil revision application by directing the tenant to pay two months' rent of Rs. 750 to the trial court within 8 weeks, without adjudicating habitual default without prejudice to the tenant's rights.
Respondent-tenant to pay Rs. 750 rent of Oct/Nov 1997 by depositing in trial court within 8 weeks.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY BENCH AT AURANGABAD
CIVIL REVISION APPLICATION NO. 72 OF 2009
Snehlata w/o Jayprakash Adhikari (Since dead, through L.Rs.) Manoj Jayprakash Adhikari and another
Manoj Jayprakash Adhikari and another ...Applicants versus Gangadhar Ramrao Thombre ...Respondent
Mr. Anand P. Bhandari, advocate for the applicants Mr. D.G. Nagode, advocate for respondent
CORAM : M.T. JOSHI, J. DATED : 21st OCTOBER, 2013
PER COURT :-
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applicant/landlord, in respect of amount for rent of two months i.e. 21.10.1997 and 1.12.1997, he submitted that without prejudice to the claim of the respondent-tenant, the tenant is even ready to pay the said amount, however, he cannot be branded as defaulter in view of the above fact.
( M. T. JOSHI, J.)
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Snehlata w/o Jayprakash Adhikari (Since dead, through L.Rs.) Manoj Jayprakash Adhikari and another
Gangadhar Ramrao Thombre
M.T. Joshi
As recorded by the court registry
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