Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Allahabad High Court Halts Eviction of Janeshwar Mishra Trust
Imagine a trust was renting a house for a set time.
The government later changed the rules, saying the trust's rental time was up.
The trust disagreed.
A court has now told the government to wait.
The court asked why the government kept taking rent after the time was supposedly up.
The trust can keep living in the house for now.
The court will listen to both sides and decide later.
Allahabad High Court halted the eviction order for the Janeshwar Mishra Trust.
The bungalow at 7 Vikramaditya Marg was allotted to the Trust in 2017.
The initial allocation was for five years at a monthly rent of ₹72,000.
A 2021 rule amendment limited allocations to five years.
The next hearing is scheduled for the third week of August.
- Who
- The Allahabad High Court, Janeshwar Mishra Trust, and the Uttar Pradesh government.
- What
- Allahabad High Court halted the eviction order for Janeshwar Mishra Trust from a bungalow.
- When
- The High Court issued the directive, and the next hearing is in the third week of August.
- Where
- The bungalow is located at 7 Vikramaditya Marg in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- The court is reviewing a dispute regarding the bungalow's allocation period due to a 2021 rule change.
Janeshwar Mishra Trust
Uttar Pradesh Government
Rule Application
Janeshwar Mishra Trust
The 2021 rule amendment should not apply retroactively.
Uttar Pradesh Government
The government believes the allocation expired on January 2, 2022, due to the amendment.
- Location
- 7 Vikramaditya Marg, Lucknow
- Trust
- Janeshwar Mishra Trust
- Initial Allotment Date
- January 30, 2017
- Initial Rent
- ₹72,000 monthly
- Original Allocation Period
- 5 years
- Next Hearing
- Third week of August