SABYASACHI MUKHARJI, J.

( 1 ) ON the 11th of October, 1974 Srimati Sukla Chowdhury claiming to be the owner of premises No. 5, Kyd Street, Calcutta instituted Suit No. 491 of 1974 against the two defendants originally, namely. Miss Manjolyn Tweedie and Miss Shamin Tweedie. It is the case of the plaintiff that on or about 14th March, 1973 at the request of one Mrs. Sofie Tweedie, mother of the said defendants the plaintiff agreed to let out one room attached with bath room and the kitchen on the south-east corner of the ground floor of premises No. 5, Kyd Street, Calcutta to the said defendants on certain terms, inter alia, contained in paragraph 1 of the plaint filed. The said terms permitted the said defendants only to stay and occupy the said room and provided that the defendants should pay Rs. 225/- per month as rent on the 6th of every month according to English calendar, and the said defendants would have exclusive control and possession of the said room. It is further stipulated that the said defendants would return to the flat by 10 P. M. every night and that they should not create any nuisance nor carry on any illegal or immoral activities in the said flat. It was also sti

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