necessity as well as nuisance created by the tenant and his family members. The respondent-landlady pleaded that she was the landlady of the house consisting of four bed rooms, drawing-dining, two bath rooms, one kitchen, back side court yard and front side court yard and had inducted the respondent as tenant in two rooms, one kitchen, one bathroom in January 2004 on monthly rent of 3,800 which excluded water and electricity charges. It was alleged that the tenant took possession of the third room and second bathroom by breaking open locks forcibly and illegally and came in possession of three rooms, one kitchen and two bathrooms and he paid rent upto August 2004 and thereafter issued two cheques of 4,000 and 3,800 dated 27.10.2004 and 29.10.2004 for the month of September and October 2004 which bounced on presentation. The landlady alleged that she was issued a senior citizen card and was a widow of military personnel and had been residing in one room of the house and using the bathroom being used by the tenant of which he took the possession illegally. The accommodation with the landlady became inadequate as she had only one room and a bathroom and that she being 79 years old had not been keeping good health and had requested her NRI grandson to come to India with his family and look after her in her old age and the tenant had been asked to vacate and the tenant did not vacate the demised premises and legal notice dated 16.11.2006 through registered post calling upon the tenant to vacate the premises had been served upon him and thus she sought ejectment on the ground of non-payment of rent since September 2004, her personal use and occupation and nuisance. It was averred that she did not occupy any other residential building in urban area of Chandigarh except as stated above nor she has vacated any residential building within the urban area of Chandigarh without sufficient
