the companytroller directed eviction refusing leave to the tenant to companytest the application for eviction.
the landlord 1st respondent after receiving the order from government to vacate as companytemplated fin section 14a of the act applied for eviction of anumberher tenant who was occupy ing a three room tenement on the first floor of the same building.
such is the pleasing culmination of this case which relates to an ejectment proceeding under section 14a of the delhi rent companytrol act 1958 act 59 of 1958 .
appeal which was granted and thanks to the landlord appearing by caveat even at the preliminary hearing leave was granted and the appeal itself was heard the very next day.
the aggrieved tenant sought special leave to.
appeal by special leave from the judgment and order dated the 21st january 1977 of the delhi high companyrt in civil revision number 654 of 1976 .
shri das died in 1972 leaving behind the 1st respondent two other sons respondents 2 3 and a daughter respondent 4 .
the high companyrt in the revision filed by the tenant went into an elaborate discussion on many matters but somehow missed a plea fatal to the landlords claim and affirmed the relief of eviction although on different grounds.
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeal number 764 of 1977.
chatterjee for the appellant.
the whole building belonged to one pandit saraswati das who let out a portion of the first floor companysisting of 4 rooms and a small enclo sure somewhere in august 1968 to the appellant.
prem malhotra for respondent number 1 the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by krishna lyer j. so heartening to the judges bosom is the happy ending of a bitterly fought litigation where the law is declared by the companyrt and justice is accomplished by the parties settling the differences assisted by activ ist judicial suggestions and promoted by companystructive companyn selling by advocates.
mukherjee and g.s.
s. nariman d.p.
