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Supreme Court: Co-Owner Can File Eviction Suit as Landlord under Bombay Rent Act - (18 May 2026)

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Supreme Court has ruled that a co-owner qualifies as a “landlord” under the Bombay Rent Act, 1947, and can initiate eviction proceedings without having exclusive ownership or a formal partition of the tenanted property.

Tags : EVICTION SUIT; LANDLORD; BOMBAY RENT ACT  

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