Aggrieved by the order of Eviction passed on the ground of Wilful Default, the Tenant has preferred this Civil Revision Petition. For convenience, the parties are referred to in their original rank in R.C.O.P.No.19 of 1992.

2. 1. The demised premises – Shop bearing Door No.54, Main Bazaar, Vellore originally owned by Sherfunnisa Begum – the Petitioners Grandmother. The premises was taken on lease by the Husband of the Respondent / Tenant originally for rent of Rs.350/- p.m. and the rent was later raised to Rs.600/- p.m.

2. 2. Case of Petitioner is that Sherfunnisa Begum – Grandmother of Petitioner died leaving behind her Husband and Son – Father of the Petitioner, who are the sole heirs, who inherited the property. The Respondent / Tenant attorned tenancy to the Petitioners Father and was paying the rent to him only for two months. The Petitioners Grandfather and Father had executed a Gift Deed to the Petitioner in respect of the demised property under Settlement Deed dated 30.05.1990. The Respondent has paid the rent to the Petitioner for two months - August and September 1990. The Petitioner has filed R.C.O.P.No.8 of 1991 for eviction on the ground that the Petitione