LAWS(P&H)-2003-5-126

OM PARKASH Vs. PHULLAN DEVI

Decided On May 07, 2003
OM PARKASH Appellant
V/S
PHULLAN DEVI Respondents

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THE landlord filed a petition under section 13 of the Haryana Urban (Control of Rent and Eviction) Act, 1973 (hereinafter referred to as "the Act") for eviction of Om Parkash i.e. tenant from the demised premises reflected in red colour and delineated as ABCD in the site plan Ex. PA/1, situated at Mohalla Rampura Dadar, Hansi District Hisar. It is alleged that the tenancy was created in favour of the respondent at a monthly rent of Rs. 25/-. The eviction has been asked for on three grounds i.e.

(2.) ADDITIONALLY it was been averred that the respondent owns two houses and one vacant plot. Petitioner-respondent No. 1 Smt. Phullan Devi widow of Chhotu Ram has averred that she is living in village Kharkhoda District Sonipat, with his brother and that her family has grown in age and the children have become of marriageable age. Since she is living at the sufferance of her brother and that she needs the premises herself, her need is bonafide for seeking the eviction of the tenant, and for using the premises for herself and her family. So far as the building being unsafe and unfit for human habitation is concerned, it has been pleaded that the house is in a dilapidated condition. It has kutcha floor and kutcha roof and that the walls have developed cracks, resultantly, is unsafe to remain in occupation.

(3.) THE aforesaid judgment has been further challenged by the landlord before the Appellate Authority. The appeal has been accepted by reversing the finding in respect of personal bona fide necessity of the petitioner- respondent No. 1. Resultantly, the finding on issue No. 2 of the Rent Controller has been reversed so far as it relates to the personal necessity of the landlord is concerned. On all other issue, the finding wherever it affected the landlord has been reversed and wherever it is in favour of the tenant without jeopardising the right of the landlord in respect of eviction has been affirmed.