NEW WOODLANDS HOTEL – Appellant
Versus
VARKEY – Respondent
1. This revision petition is filed by the tenant of a building from which he is sought to be evicted by the landlord". The schedule building was constructed with separate wash basin, closet etc. attached to the rooms in it for the purpose of running a Boarding and Lodging establishment. It was leased out to the petitioners as per a rent deed, Ext. P1 dated 5 41957. The period under Ext. P1 expired on 15-4-1962 and notice was issued to the revision petitioners to surrender the building. A reply was sent refusing to surrender. So, the landlord filed an application for eviction on two grounds, firstly that he requires the schedule building for his own occupation for expanding his hotel business known by the name 'Durbar Lodge', and secondly that the revision petitioners have in their possession two buildings which are very big and spacious and reasonably sufficient for their requirements. In this connection it may be mentioned that the revision petitioners are also engaged in hotel business and they are one of the pioneer hoteliers here. The Rent Controller found that the second ground is not established but that the landlord's claim for eviction on the ground that he requ
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