JUDGMENT

1. The unsuccessful tenants have filed the instant second appeal challenging the concurrent finding of facts raising a question of law whether a suit for eviction of a tenant shall be defeated and/or rendered non-maintainable if one of the heirs of the deceased tenant is not impleaded as party therein.

2. The plaintiffs/respondents filed a suit for eviction of tenants inter alia on the ground of reasonable requirement and default. The said suit stood decreed both on the ground of reasonable requirement and default by the trial court and such judgment and decree is affirmed by the first appellate court.

3. The plaint proceeds on the assertion that originally the suit premises belonged to one Abdul Wahed, who sold, transferred and conveyed the same to the plaintiff no. 1 and his brother, namely, Wahed Ali by executing and registering the deed of sale in the year 1997. Subsequently, the said brother, namely, Wahed Ali sold his undivided share therein to the plaintiff no. 2, the wife of plaintiff no. 1, in the year 1999 and, thus, the plaintiffs became the owners of the said suit property. Initially, the suit premises was let out to one Zainal Abedin as monthly tenant in respec