ORDER

1. Here is a case where the suit for possession filed by the landlord-appellant ended in a compromise decree. The terms of the compromise which ultimately ended in such a decree are as under:

"We have compromised the suit between us. The agreed terms are as under:

It is agreed that defendant has to pay Rs 4425 to the plaintiff towards rent and damages for the period after the filing of the suit till 31-12-1984. Out of the said sum the defendant has deposited Rs 625 in the Court. The balance of Rs 3800 is due. The said Rs 3800 will be paid to the plaintiff by the defendant on or before 15-2-1985 and receive a receipt there for or deposit the said amount in the Court.

The plaintiff agrees to allow the defendant to stay in the suit house till 31-12-1985. If the defendant fails to deliver vacant possession to the plaintiff by 31-12-1985, the plaintiff will have the right to file execution proceedings for taking possession.

From 1-1-1985 till date of vacation of suit house the defendant will pay Rs 200 to the plaintiff as damages (mesne profits) at the end of every month for which a receipt will be issued. In addition the defendant will separately bear the actual expenses of electricit