In case of composite tenancy of residential and non-residential purpose, under the M.P. Accommodation…
In a composite residential-cum-non-residential tenancy the landlord may obtain eviction by proving bona fide need for any purpose, without confining the need to one head, so…
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In case of composite tenancy of residential and non-residential purpose, under the M.P. Accommodation Control Act, 1961, the landlord can seek eviction of the tenant
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In a composite residential-cum-non-residential tenancy the landlord may obtain eviction by proving bona fide need for any purpose, without confining the need to one head, so the answer is "by proving need for any purpose".