Pleadings and proof

Landlord, in order to demonstrate good faith and bona fides on his part, must disclose broad facts with a view to provide an opportunity to opposite party to controvert same and also satisfy conscience of Rent Controller called upon to exercise discretion in his favour while uprooting an old tenant

Statement of landlord, if consistent with pleadings, must be given due weight

Absence of material facts from pleadings would be fatal to the cause of landlord, who could not be allowed to obtain premises on un-pleaded ground

Evidence on record, if inconsistent with the case set up in pleadings, would not be accepted

Principles.