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Tribhuwan Pratap Gupta (Advocate)     28 May 2013

Dissmal of slp by supreme court

supreme court on hearing of SLP (Civvil) disnissed the appeal filed by tenant confirmingthe finding and judgment of trail court and high court but at the same times allowed the seven months time totenantto vacate the premiseson the condition of filing usual undertaking / affadavit .

Trial court had fixed the date of next hearing next day to the time allowed by Supreme court.

My quqry is what are thecprobably that tenant vacate the premises within the time allowed by SupremeCourt ? If tenant did not vacate by that time what are other remedies?What may have content of undertaking / affadavit filed by tenant in Supreme Court ? Please reply ?



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Adv k . mahesh (advocate)     28 May 2013

After filing an undertaking that he will vacate the premises within seven months means he has to bound by it if he does not vacate the premises then you can file contempt of court orders against the tenant 


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