Dismisses Tenants’ Claims of Dependence and Lack of Alternatives

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Kerala High Court Upholds Eviction for Bona Fide Need, Dismisses Tenants’ Claims of Dependence and Lack of Alternatives, Grants Six-Month Extension to Vacate Subject to Conditions

Court's Decision: The Kerala High Court dismissed the revision petition filed by the tenants under Section 20 of the Kerala Buildings (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965, challenging concurrent findings…

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Rawlaw December 12, 2024

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