These two number residential premises fell to their share by virtue of the Will executed by their father.
It was the case of the second respondent that he required the premises shop in question from the tenant for starting the business exclusively for jewellery in a separate shop.
The appellant tenant aggrieved by the order of the First Appellate Court in RA No.10 of 1996 preferred a Civil Revision Petition No.4009 of 1998 before the High Court.
The appellant is a tenant of the premises bearing No.7 2 764 situated at Pot Market, Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh.
The petition filed by the respondent landlords was dismissed by an order dated 4.12.1995.
The plea taken by the appellant tenant is that the respondent landlords are the companyowners of one number residential premises and, therefore, they are number entitled to seek eviction of the appellant tenant occupying another number residential premises.
The respondent landlords have been companyducting the business in one shop only.
The respondents are the companyowners of two number residential premises bearing Municipal Houses Nos.7 2 763 and 7 2 764 situated at Pot Market, Secunderabad.
The parties led evidence before the Rent Controller.
The respondent landlords filed a claim petition before the Rent Controller in R.C. No.231 of 1994 under section 10 3 a iii of the A.P. Buildings Lease, Rent Eviction Control Act, 1960 hereinafter referred to as the 1960 Act seeking eviction of the appellant tenant from the scheduled premises namely 7 2 764 situated at Pot Market, Secunderabad.
The Rent Controller after recording the evidence held that the landlords are the joint owners of number residential premises bearing number.7 2 763 and 7 2 764.
The respondent landlords carried the matter in appeal in A. No.10 of 1996.
The First respondent has been carrying on business of money lending in a portion of the premises 7 2 763 and the second respondent has been companyducting a business in jewellery in the remaining portion of the same shop.
The appellant relied on the decision of this companyrt in Super Forgings Steels Sales Pvt.
Dalveer Bhandari, J. This appeal is directed against the judgment of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh at Hyderabad dated 26.4.2001 delivered in Civil Revision Petition No.4009 of 1998.
