The landlord had relied on his purchase of the plot in 2012. However, he failed to establish the legally relevant completion date through the completion intimation or property-tax assessment required under the Act. The Rent Controller had also not made a specific finding on this issue.
The landlord had relied on his purchase of the plot in 2012. However, he failed to establish the legally relevant completion date through the completion intimation or property-tax assessment required under the Act. The Rent Controller had also not made a specific finding on this issue.
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The landlord had relied on his purchase of the plot in 2012. However, he failed to establish the legally relevant completion date through the completion intimation or property-tax assessment required under the Act. The Rent Controller had also not made a specific finding on this issue.
