V. S. Deshpande, J.

( 1 ) AFTER the prayer of the landlords Abdul Aziz and Mohammad Usman (respondents herein) for the eviction of the tenants Gyan Chand and Neb Raj from the premises indispute was disallowed and standard rent was fixed at Rs. 100. 00 per month at the instance of the tenants by the trial Court, Civil Appeal No. 321 of 1954 was filed by the landlords. On 3!st Dec"mber, 1954 the counsel for the tenants stand as follows :-

THE tenants would be paying rent at Rs. 166. 00 per month. The disputed premises were in the occupation of Daulat Ram Dogal Mal and Jagan Nath as sub-tenants and Neb Raj as tenant. The tenants undertook not to bring into the premises any new sub-tenants either in place of the present ones or otherwise. Counsel for the landlords stated that he accepted the above statement of the counsel for the tenants. In view of the above statements, the appellate Court passed a decree in favour of the landlords for Rs. 1650. 00 (at the enhanced rate of rent) in place of a decree for Rs. 1000. 00 which had been passed by the trial Court (at the reduced rate of rent of Rs. 100. 00 per month ). The. tenants were also ordered to pay to the landlords future rent at the

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