( 1 ) THE suit giving rise to this first appeal has been filed by the tenant-respondent against the landlords-appellants for several declarations and reliefs consequential thereto. The declarations are - (a) that he is entitled to fix a collapsible gate at the entrance to his tenanted flat, being the 4th floor of the suit-building, (b) that he is entitled to conversion of D. C. current to A. C. current in the premises, (c) that he has the right of access to the roof of the tenanted premises for the purpose of replacing or repairing the antenna for his Television set, and (d) that he is entitled to regular supply of water during the morning hours, and consequential reliefs are appropriate orders of permanent injunctions to ensure the enjoyment of his aforesaid rights to be declared by the Court. The suit having been decreed is favour of the tenant-plaintiff, the aggrieved landlords have filed this appeal.

( 2 ) THIS suit by the tenant has been preceded by a suit by the landlords against the tenant for permanent injunction restraining the latter from making any new constructions, additions or alterations and structural changes to and in the suit-premises. Th