In Brief
A landlord filed an appeal before the Supreme Court challenging the concurrent findings of two lower courts in a landlord-tenant dispute. The Court found no legal grounds to entertain the appeal. Since both lower courts had reached the same conclusion on the facts, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal. The delay in filing was condoned, and no costs were awarded. The judgment upholds the principle that concurrent findings of lower courts cannot be disturbed in appellate review absent substantial reasons.
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