RAM NATH Vs. RAM NATH CHHITTAR MAL

JUDGEMENT

(1.) These appeals are directed against three judgment and orders of the Punjab High Court in three Civil Revisions Nos. 166-D, 167-D and 168-D which were brought by the appellants against three of their tenants under S. 35 of the Delhi and Ajmer Rent Control Act (XXXVIII of 1952) hereinafter termed the Act. The appellants in all the three appeals are the landlords and the respondents in the three appeals are three different tenants.

(2.) The appellants filed three separate suits for the eviction of their three tenants under cl. (g) of proviso to S. 13(1) of the Act on the ground that the premises were bona fide required for purposes of rebuilding. On February 27, 1953, the parties in all the three suits entered into a compromise in the following terms:

(3.) Under S. 13 of the Act the respondents are protected against eviction excepting for the reasons given in the proviso. The appellants had filed the original suits for eviction under S. 13(1) proviso (g) which was as under: