Cantonment Rent Restrictions Act 1963 Section 17 (4) (b) (ii) Disposal of the Tenant Landlord's Personal Needs Tenant Pre-conditions The landlord must prove that he is in the cantonment area or a local area. Not occupied. Surrounding, in which such building is located, any such building shall be suitable for the purpose of the landlord at the time necessary for the purpose of his business, under which section 17 (4) (b) The Expression Building Restriction Act, 1963, used in the Cantonment Rentals, refers only to the landlord's property but not the tenant building where the tenant in his written statement did not claim that the landlord occupied the landlord's requirements. Enough and the tenant was also unable to demonstrate that the landlord's eviction request was not acceptable. Was given, request removal from the feudal landlords being able to demand their expulsion will be rejected.
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