respondents contended that the appellant has not furnished any working sheet and without prejudice to their rights and contentions in this appeal, with a view to put up a finality for a long pending litigation, one of the legal heirs Srinivasan agreed to pay 50% of arrears of rent, which comes around Rs.3,58,500/- to the appellant as full and final settlement of arrears of rent within a period of eight weeks from the date of receipt of this order and also undertakes to pay Rs.10,000/- towards monthly rent from the month of August 2022. To that effect on behalf of respondents 1 to 4/defendants, the 4th respondent Srinivasan filed an affidavit. Further, the said 4th respondent also admits that they are not running any commercial shop at present in the suit premises nor they intended to run any commercial activity in the suit premises, as the premises is let out only for residential purpose and the respondents would not use it for any other purpose. To that effect, undertaking affidavit was filed by one Srinivasan, 4th respondent herein before this court. However, the learned counsel appearing for appellant temple submitted that subject to fixation of fair rent under Sec.34-A of H.R. & C.E. Act, the said affidavit may be recorded and the authorities are entitled to fix fair rent for the fasli year.
