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1. Interpretation of a lease clause regarding the use of premises for a specific employee's residence. 2. Dispute over company's right to induct another employee for residence after the departure of the initial employee. 3. Application for interim injunction by the company against the landlady's interference with premises use. 4. Legal implications of the tenancy agreement and the company's right to possession. 5. Landlady's application for an injunction against the company's attempt to induct another employee. 6. Company's objection to the limitation imposed by the court on the use of premises. 7. Consideration of interim measures during the pendency of the suit. Analysis: 1. The case involves a lease clause restricting premises use to a specific employee, raising the question of whether the company can induct another employee without the landlady's approval. 2. The dispute arose when the initial employee left, and the company sought to induct a new employee, leading to resistance from the landlady. 3. The company filed for an injunction against the landlady's interference, with the court granting interim relief to allow the company to continue using the premises. 4. The court emphasized that the company must adhere to the terms of the lease agreement, even during the interim period, and noted the applicability of the Delhi Rent Control Act for eviction procedures. 5. The landlady raised concerns about the company attempting to induct another employee, leading to further court proceedings to address the specific use agreed upon in the tenancy agreement. 6. The company contested the limitation imposed by the court, arguing against a review of the initial order and highlighting the need for adherence to the lease terms. 7. The court considered the interim measures necessary during the pending trial, ensuring both parties' rights were protected until the final decision. 8. Various legal precedents were cited to support the court's decisions, emphasizing the importance of honoring lease agreements and the landlord's rights to seek compliance through civil actions. Conclusion: The judgment clarifies the obligations of the company under the lease agreement and the landlady's rights to enforce specific usage conditions. It underscores the importance of legal procedures, such as eviction under rent control laws, while also addressing immediate concerns through interim measures. The court's decision aims to balance the interests of both parties and ensure compliance with the terms of the lease agreement until a final resolution is reached in the suit.
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