prove to be a good tenant and was irregular in payment of arrears of rent from the very beginning. However, the rent was paid upto April, 2012 through bearer cheques issued from the joint account of the petitioner maintained in the Punjab and Sind Bank, Sector 15-D, Chandigarh. In the month of April, 2012, the respondent accepted petitioner’s request to vacate the premises and the security of Rs.60,000/- was returned back to her, vide receipt dated 13.4.2012. Apart from the receipt, the petitioner also gave in writing to the effect that she has received back the security amount and has agreed to vacate the premises willingly. However, the petitioner failed to vacate the premises in question, as per the writing given by her on 13.4.2012. The matter was also brought to the notice of the local police with regard to the fraud played upon the respondent. Statement of the petitioner was recorded by the police, wherein she admitted having received the security amount of Rs.60,000/- and the factum of rent @ Rs.20,000/- per month and the amount of rent which was due against her. She also agreed to vacate the premises. DDR No.53 dated 13.4.2012 was also registered by the police at Police Station, Sector 11, Chandigarh, wherein the factum of rate of rent of the premises in question @ Rs.20,000/- and receipt of Rs.60,000/- was mentioned.
