M.N. Chandrukar, C.J.

1. All these three revision petitions two of which are by the tenant and one by the landlord, raise a question with regard to the correctness of the fair rent fixed in respect of premises which are situated on the Mount Road, Madras, with a built up area of 18,047 sq. ft., 13,967 sq. ft., are covered by Go-down and 4,080 sq.ft. are covered by office premises.

2. The original agreed rent was Rs. 3,000 per month. The landlord filed an application for fixation of fair rent claiming Rs. 18,000 per month. The Rent Controller fixed the fair rent at Rs. 6,801 per month. Against this order both the landlord and the tenant went in appeal. The tenant's appeal came to be dismissed. The landlord appeal came to be allowed partly and the fair rent was fixed at Rs. 9,825 per month. Since the appellate order was passed in two appeals, one by the tenant and the other by the landlord, two revision petitions came to be filed by the tenant being C.R.P. Nos. 2491 and 2492 of 1983. Strictly speaking, since there is a common order, which arises out of proceedings started only on one petition, two revision petitions do not appear to be necessary at all and it would have been perfe