JUDGMENT - V.S. KOTWAL, J.:---Affluence, education and culture may be cherished desires of many, though there may be only a handful of persons who are bestowed with this fortune. The plaintiff who no doubt falls in that category has to face quite a bitter criticism on that count as this fortune is sought to be looked upon as her sin. The further characteristic of this proceeding is that an individual is pitted against a Company when the premises are occupied by the employees of the Company though, originally under a leave and licence agreement as also though the furnishing of quarters is not a term of employment. The other side of this coin is apparent that the plaintiff who owns the premises has to rest content by being away from the premises and invite sympathies from her relations for securing at least temporary accommodation.

2. Quite an affluent family consisting of the parents, three daughters and a son resided in a family house "Anand Bhavan" located in Babulnath area of this metropolitan city. This was claimed to be the family house as being the Joint Hindu Family property which was originally purchased by the plaintiff's grandfather. Those are quite spacious premises. Howe

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