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1978 Supreme(Ker) 61

K.K.NARENDRAN
BALAKRISHNA REDDIAR – Appellant
Versus
MADHAVAN PILLAI – Respondent


Judgment :-

1. The executability of a compromise order for eviction passed by a Rent Control Court arises for consideration in this Civil Revision Petition. The petitioner was the landlord who filed O. P. (B.R.C.) No 238 of 1972, a petition for eviction on the ground of arrears of rent before the Rent Control Court, Trivandrum. Pending this Civil Revision Petition, the petitioner died and additional petitioners 2 to 7 were impleaded. The petition for eviction was first opposed by the counter-petitioners-tenants, but later, the parties settled the matter and filed a compromise petition incorporating the terms of the compromise. As per the terms, the tenants-counter petitioners agreed to surrender possession of the building within one year from 19-12-1973. The tenants will be allowed to continue till that date on payment of rent at the rate of Rs. 30/-. The tenants also agreed that the arrears of rent already accrued will be paid within tour months from 19121973. A further term of the compromise was that in case any of the above terms of the compromise is violated, the landlord will have the right to evict them from the building on the expiry of one year from 19121973 in the same pro


























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