Court On Landlord Damage To Property: Land Owner Cannot Refuse Tenant's Right to Deliver Possession Based on Property Damage, Observes Patiala House Court

A landlord cannot refuse to take back possession of leased property from the tenant on the ground that the premises were damaged, reported Bar and Bench, citing an observation made by the Patiala House Court in Delhi. A single-bench headed by district judge Vineeta Goyal cited the Delhi High Court's verdict in HS Bedi v. National Highway Authority of India to observe that "It is well-settled that the landlord cannot refuse to take over the possession of the suit property upon determination of lease on the ground that the property has been damaged or not restored to its original position." HC on Live-in Couple and Divorce: Couples in Live-in Relationship Cannot Seek Divorce, Says Kerala High Court.

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