493 495 of 1 974 appeals by special leave from the judgment and order dated the 9th august 1973 of the madras high court in civil revision petition number.
by virtue of a deed of settlement executed by s. manicka chettyar on may 9 1934 possession of the premises was delivered to his wife manumberanjithammal as trustee and guardian an of his three minumber children s. m. gopalakrishna then aged 13 years and his two minumber daughters indrani ammal and palani ammal.
1470 to 1472 of 1973.
originally the premises belonged to late s. manicka chettyar father of s. m. gopalakrislina the present landlord.
civil appellate jurisdiction civil appeals number.
natesan k. jayaram and r. chandrasekhar for the respondent.
the tenancy under the landlord is admitted by the tenants there is also numberquestion with regard to validity of the numberice of eviction.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by goswami j. these appeals by special leave are directed against the order of the high companyrt of madras in three civil revision petitions under section 25 of the madras buildings lease and rent companytrol act 1960 briefly the act whereby the high companyrt refused to interfere a with the orders of the appellate authority under the act holding that the appellant hereinafter to be described as the landlord has numberright to evict the respondents hereinafter to be described as the tenants from the premises in question on the ground of demolition and reconstruction.
the premises are situated at anna pinai street madras.
s. ramamurthi t. n. vallinayagam r. n. nath and v. maya krishnan for the appellant.
