Section 4 (()) (B) and 3 Tenants Bona Complete Personal Needs of the Landlord If the landlord had several shops, it was up to the landlord to decide which store he wanted to occupy. No restrictions. In this case, the landlord may be advised not to leave any of his favorite shops where he wants to do business, in the present case the landlord, who was an old man, for his own personal misconduct. Conflict requires shop. Because the tenant was not able to demonstrate the concern that said the shop would either be left to someone else or the shop could not be used in addition to its personal facts, even the house. The owner's lawyer also assured that the shop was not needed. Either there was an attempt to reduce the same amount on increased rent or to take out rent from the tenant, or to pressure the tenant to engage in a new rent agreement with the landlord to increase the rent. Was an attempt to be. Be careful to demonstrate to the rent controller that the shop had questions required for its own good use which was approved by the rent controller under which the tenant was ordered to vacate the shop. By the High Court, under these circumstances
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