S. S. Dulat, S. K. Kapur

( 1 ) THE appellant in this Court, the Central Bank of India Limited, is a tenant under Gokal Chand Respondent 1n the premises in dispute. The landlord made an application for ejectment of the tenant on the ground of personal bona fide requirement. Two miscellaneous applications were made by the tenant, the particulars whereof have been set out in t",e order of ths Rent Controller Delhi. In the first application, it was said that Partap Chand, whose requirement of the premises in occupation of the landlord had been made a ground for ejectment, had ample accommodation at 51 Rajpur Road, Delhi and therefore it was necessary to appoint a Commissioner to prepare a plan of the house. In the second application, the tenant claimed that t accmmodation in the whole of the house situated at 17, Alipur Road, Delhi, where the landlord resides is more than three rooms as claimed by the landlord and, consequently the landlord is not justified in saying that he bona fide requires premises in dispute for his residence. By this application, it was prayed that,-"it is therefore, in the interest of justice most humbly prayed that a commission be appointed preferably a draughts

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