Section 15 Tenant Acquisition / Exemption Principles of Tenant Evacuation Principles The owner of the tenancy application sought to evict the tenant on the basis that he was a rent controller and lower appellant from October, 1995 to 2002. The court failed to pay its share rent. The monthly rent payment against the tenant did not prove to be the default, in the exercise of constitutional jurisdiction, a number of decisions were made, and the eviction order was passed, with the legality of the landlord being the regular rent controller since 1996. The rent was withdrawn and he did not charge. The default, if any, was committed by the tenant and the first time a rental case was filed, 2003, the landlord, in January, 1996, despite knowing the rent was submitted for the month of October, 1995 , Did not object to this and instead filed a withdrawal proceeding on the basis of a default case to increase the rent and for the first time after the save. en For years, the landlord could not claim eviction on such a default land because it relinquished its conduct on the principle of acquittal / waiver that the High Court had rejected. Set aside the order passed by and restored the withdrawal orders approved by the two courts. Appeal allowed
