Landlord’s Failure to Specifically Deny Alternate Properties Raises “Triable Issue”: Delhi High Court Sets Aside Eviction Order

The Delhi High Court has set aside an eviction order passed against a commercial tenant under the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958, ruling that a landlord’s failure to specifically deny owning other commercial properties raised by the tenant constitutes a “triable issue” requiring a full trial. In a revision petition (RC.REV. 69/2019) filed under Section

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