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Interpretation of rent control laws

Tenant Cannot Dictate Landlord’s Choice of Premises or Suggest Alternative Accommodation: SC [Read Order]
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Tenant Cannot Dictate Landlord’s Choice of Premises or Suggest Alternative Accommodation: SC [Read Order]

Supreme Court holds tenants cannot dictate landlords’ choice of premises or suggest alternatives to defeat bona fide eviction needs.

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SC Rules Landlords Not Required To Repeat Section 12 Procedure In Rent Control Appeals [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Rules Landlords Not Required To Repeat Section 12 Procedure In Rent Control Appeals [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court rules landlords need not file fresh Section 12 applications in rent control appeals, restoring eviction orders against defaulting tenant.

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