JUDGMENT - R.A. JAHAJIRDAR, J.:---The facts involved in his petition are very few though the scope of the inquiry has been widened by the considerable industry which Shri Ajit P. Shah, appearing for the first petitioner, has brought to bear on this matter. The first petitioner was a tenant of a room measuring 19 x 14 and situated in building No. 427/428-A at Budhwar Peth in Pune City. He came into possession of the suit room, hereinafter referred to as the suit premises, pursuant to a rent note executed on 1st of October, 1957. The said rent note has specifically mentioned that the first petitioner hereinafter referred to for brevitys sake as "the petitioner", was to conduct the business of milk in the suit premises. The second petitioner is the son of the first petitioner while the third petitioner is the firm of the first two petitioners. Respondents Nos. 1 and 2 are the owners of the building in which the suit premises are situated and, therefore, the landlords of the petitioners.

2. Having noticed that the petitioners were about to use the suit premises for the purpose of workshop by installing heavy machinery in the same, the respondent sent a notice to them on 13th of March,

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