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RENT CONTROL PETITION NO. 8 OF 2017

Case between Moosa vs Sharafudheen regarding rent control petition

Court
IN THE COURT OF THE RENT CONTROLLER OF TIRUR
Judge
Smt.NIMMI.K.K.
Order Date
2019-04-12
Duration

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Case Summary

Moosa is the petitioner seeking the eviction of Sharafudheen from a shop room due to non-payment of rent. The petitioner claims he needs the shop room to start a stationery business and the respondent has not complied with the terms of their rent agreement.

Judgment Outcome

Plaintiff Won
Interim Order
The court allowed the petition, granting the petitioner possession of the shop room and ordering the respondent to deposit arrears of rent. The petitioner was found to have a bonafide need for the room.
Judgment Favored
Plaintiff
Relief Granted
The respondent is directed to put the petitioner in vacant possession of the petition schedule room within 2 months.
Case Type
Rent Control Petition
Final Judgment
No
Why Plaintiff Won:
The petitioner demonstrated a bonafide need for the property and presented unchallenged evidence supporting his claim.

Judgment Evidence:

In the result, Petition stands allowed u/s 11(2)(b) and 11(3) of the Kerala Building (Lease and Rent Control) Act, 1965 as follows: a) The respondent is directed to put the petitioner in vacant possession of the petition schedule room within 2 months from today.

Parties Involved

Plaintiffs

Moosa (62 years years) Kunhahammed, Ananthavoor amsom & Post, Konnallur desom, Tirur Taluk.

Defendants

Sharafudheen (47 years years) Kattipparuthi amsom desom, Tirur Taluk.

Reliefs

Relief Type: Possession
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Direction for the respondent to vacate the petition schedule room.
Evidence:
The respondent is directed to put the petitioner in vacant possession of the petition schedule room within 2 months from today.
Relief Type: Recovery
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Authorization for the petitioner to collect unpaid rent from the respondent.
Evidence:
The respondent is at liberty to deposit arrears of rent with interest and cost within 2 months.
Relief Type: Other
Outcome: Granted
Description:
Entitlement of the petitioner to claim costs from the respondent.
Evidence:
The petitioner is entitled to realise the entire costs of the petition from the respondent.

Documents & Evidence

Document Type: Rent Agreement
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
The document establishes the rental terms under which the respondent occupied the petition schedule shop room.
Reference:
Ext.A1
Document Type: Lawyer Notice
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
This notice was sent to the respondent regarding the arrears of rent.
Reference:
Ext.A2
Document Type: Acknowledgement Card
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
It serves as proof of the respondent's receipt of the lawyer notice.
Reference:
Ext.A3
Document Type: Reply Notice
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
This document contains the respondent's denial of the allegations made by the petitioner.
Reference:
Ext.A4
Document Type: Lawyer Notice
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
Another notice demanding possession and rent arrears from the respondent.
Reference:
Ext.A5
Document Type: Acknowledgement Card
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
This document confirms that the respondent received the previous lawyer notice.
Reference:
Ext.A6
Document Type: Reply Notice
Submitted By: Plaintiff
Relevance:
This is the respondent's reply denying the petitioners claims.
Reference:
Ext.A7
Document Type: Commission Report
Submitted By: Court
Relevance:
The court commissioner's report supports the petitioner's claim regarding the location's business suitability.
Reference:
Ext.C1
Document Type: Commission Plan
Submitted By: Court
Relevance:
This plan is part of the commission report concerning the petition schedule room.
Reference:
Ext.C2

Quick Facts

Location
Tirur
Case Filed
Sun, 01/01/2017 - 12:00
Outcome Confidence
100%

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