JUDGMENT :- This petition has been filed by the tenants against an order of the District Judge Madurai, passed in C. R. P. 23 of 1970. The contention that is raised in this court is that the orders passed by the courts below were based on a compromise and not on a finding that the tenants have committed a breach as required under Section 10 (2) clauses (i) to (vii) and therefore the order of eviction is not executable. I find on facts that this submission is not borne out. Before the Rent Controller, the landlady contended that the tenants were guilty of wilful default in payment of rent, that the tenants have subleased the premises, that the tenants had denied the title of the landlady and that the landlady required the building bona fide for the immediate purpose of demolition and reconstruction. It is unnecessary to consider the other grounds except the requirement by the landlady of the building bona fide for the immediate purpose of demolition and reconstruction. The trial court in paragraph 8 of its order found that the requirement by the landlady is bona fide and allowed the petition, granting the tenant three months' time for vacating the premises. The appeal was preferred

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