10. Undisputably, the lease is for residential purpose and it is from month to month. As per Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, such a tenancy is terminable on the part of either lessor or lessee by fifteen days' notice commencing from the date of receipt of the notice. The plaintiff has produced office copy of the legal notice dated 21.10.2019 as per Ex.P.5 by which the tenancy of the rights of the defendant has been terminated and he was asked to quit and deliver vacant possession of the schedule premises within fifteen days' from the date of receipt of said notice and also to pay the arrears of rent. The Ex.P.6 is a postal receipt for having sent the said legal notice (Ex.P.5) by registered post A.D. Ex.P.7 which is a postal acknowledgement card very clearly discloses that, the said legal notice (Ex.P.5) has been personal served to the defendant. It is to note that, the defendant did not reply to the said legal notice. It is to note that, the defendant has taken up contention that, the plaintiff has no right terminate his tenancy at his instance and the said tenancy is terminable only at the instance of defendant alone. He has stated that, he had given reply to the legal notice terminating his tenancy. But however, the defendant has not produced said reply to the legal notice. It is to note that, as per Section 106 of the Transfer of
