Canadian NRI landlord wanted rented Punjab house back; HC allows tenant to stay

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What happened

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.

Key facts

  • The landlord had relied on his purchase of the plot in 2012.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 21 Sep 2026 05:37:39 UTC.

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  2. Canadian NRI landlord wanted rented Punjab house back; HC allows tenant to stay

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