1. - This petition has been filed against the judgment dated 30-1-2010 passed by the Appellate Rent Tribunal Alwar (hereinafter `the Appellate Tribunal') dismissing petitioner-non-applicant-tenant's (hereinafter `the tenant') statutory appeal and affirming the judgment of eviction against the tenant and certificate of possession dated 19-5-2007 passed in favour of the respondent-applicant-landlord (hereinafter `the landlord') by the Rent Tribunal Alwar (hereinafter `the Tribunal').

2. The facts of the case are that the landlord Nanak Chand (deaf and dumb through next friend his own brother Saubhagya Chand) filed an application under Section 9 of the Rent Control Act, 2001 (hereinafter `the 2001 Act') against the tenant in respect of a shop situate at Kedalganj Alwar (hereinafter `the tenanted premises') stating that the shop was given out on rent to the tenant's father on 14-1-1963. Subsequent to death of his father the tenant continued in possession of the tenanted premises and was paying rent to the landlord, establishing landlord-tenant relationship between them. The grounds for eviction raised in the eviction petition were bona fide and reasonable necessity of the landl