The landlord wanted his property not only for his daughters but for himself also. Assuming that accommodation was available with the respective husbands of the two daughters, surely it was not expected of the father-in-law to take assistance of his daughters and request them to make available such space through their respective husbands, for him to start a business enterprise. And why should he? The law does not require him to do so. Would it not compromise his self-respect and affect delicate family relations? Furthermore, the nature of the proposed business could be discussed/re-assessed/altered at any stage when the accommodation was made available, the landlord was not required to indicate the nature of business he intended to initiate. {Para 16}
IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI
RC. Rev. 367/2018, CM Appls. 13453/2023 and 22041/2023
Decided On: 07.07.2023
Nisar Ahmed Vs. Agya Pal Singh
Hon'ble Judges/Coram:
Najmi Waziri, J.
Citation: MANU/DE/4291/2023.
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