Ranjit Singh, J.

1. The landlord and tenant, distantly related to each other, are in second round of litigation before this Court. They are contesting over a tenancy of a piece of land measuring 80 x 25 yards. It may not be very convenient to notice that the rent application is of 1978 and was decided on 26.7.1985 by the Rent Controller, Amritsar. In the present revision, the status of the parties has reversed. The finding of the Rent Controller in favour of the present respondent was. reversed by the Appellate Authority on 2.5.1986, which he impugned by filing Civil Revision No. 2459 of 1986. The said revision petition was partly allowed by this Court on 4.8.2004, restoring the finding of the Rent Controller on issue Nos. 1, 2 and 4 by holding that relationship of a landlord and tenant between the parties was not proved on record and the finding of a Rent Controller on these issues had been wrongly reversed by the lower Appellate Authority. Since issue No. 6 concerning the ejectment of the petitioners had been reversed merely as a sequel to the findings returned on issue Nos. 1 and 2 and had not been examined by the Appellate Authority on merits, this Court had remanded th