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respect of rental arrears, the second respondent/sub-tenant is directed to pay the rental arrears of Rs.3,45,000/- [Rupees Three Lakhs and Forty Five Thousand only] as on December’2022 to the revision petitioner/landlord within a period of four weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order as per the decree passed in HRCOP No.11 of 2016 dated 13.06.2017. Learned Government Advocate [Puducherry] has to report compliance of the orders of this Court regarding eviction of the premises and handing over vacant possession to the revision petitioner/landlord on 19.01.2023. Post on 19.01.2023 under the caption “for reporting compliance”. 12.01.2023 gm Note to office: (i) Issue today (12.01.2023) (ii)Registry is directed to issue a copy of the order to the learned Government Advocate [Puducherry]. S.M.SUBRAMANIAM, J. gm C.R.P.No.4244 of 2022 12.01.2023

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C.R.P.No.4244 of 2022 and

C.M.P.No.22270 of 2022

S.M.SUBRAMANIAM, J

Pursuant to the order dated 10.01.2023 passed by this Court, the second respondent/sub-tenant is present before this Court.

  1. The second respondent/sub-tenant states that partially he has cleared the goods from the subject premises and he needs further time to vacate the premises completely and to pay the arrears of rent to the revision petitioner/landlord.
  2. This Court is not inclined to grant any further time in view of the fact that the second respondent/sub-tenant not only has given undertaking before this Court now, during earlier occasions also, he had given undertaking both before this Court and the Apex Court that he will vacate the subject premises and handover vacant possession to the revision petitioner/landlord. The second respondent/sub-tenant has no respect towards the Court proceedings and even after giving undertaking after undertaking he has failed to vacate the premises. The disrespect shown by the second respondent/sub-tenant towards the Court’s orders is not acceptable and therefore, this Court has no option but to direct the office of the Public Prosecutor to initiate steps through the jurisdictional police and ensure that the subject premises is vacated, through the police with the assistance of the Court bailiff and handover the vacant possession to the revision petitioner/landlord within 48 hours from the date of receipt of a copy of this order.
  3. It is made clear that the jurisdictional police may bring the Court bailiff also at the time of evicting the premises and handing over the same to the revision petitioner/landlord.
  4. In respect of rental arrears, the second respondent/sub-tenant is directed to pay the rental arrears of Rs.3,45,000/- [Rupees Three Lakhs and Forty Five Thousand only] as on December’2022 to the revision petitioner/landlord within a period of four weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of this order as per the decree passed in HRCOP No.11 of 2016 dated 13.06.2017.
  5. Learned Government Advocate [Puducherry] has to report

compliance of the orders of this Court regarding eviction of the premises and handing over vacant possession to the revision petitioner/landlord on

19.01.2023.

Post on 19.01.2023 under the caption “for reporting compliance”.

12.01.2023

gm

Note to office:

(i) Issue today (12.01.2023)

(ii)Registry is directed to issue a copy of the order to the learned Government Advocate [Puducherry].

S.M.SUBRAMANIAM, J. gm

C.R.P.No.4244 of 2022

12.01.2023

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