Tenant Cannot Dictate How Landlord Should Utilise His Property or Which Premises He Should Use for Business: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court, in a revision petition under the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 (DRC Act), has held that a tenant cannot dictate terms to a landlord regarding how their property should be utilised or which floor or premises they should use to run their business. Dismissing a revision petition challenging an eviction order,

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