1. SALAHUDDIN AHMED, J.-In this leave petition the order of the Rent Controller directing deposit of arrears of rent under section 13(6) of West Pakistan Urban Rent Restriction Ordin--ance, 1969 and his subsequent order of ejectment dated 22-3-1971, have been challenged as illegal.
2. It appears that the petitioner was originally a tenant of the disputed shop under the respondent's father Syed Khurshid A.I Shah. Upon Khurshid A.I Shah's death the petitioner executed a rent deed on 10-4-1970 in favour of the respondent, son of the said late Khurshid A.I and agreed to pay rent at the rate of Rs. 160 p.m. The petitioner, who is present in person before us, has admitted the execution of the aforesaid rent deed but denied that he had agreed to pay rent at the said rate. It is thus evident that the relationship of landlord and tenant has been well established. The Rent Controller is, therefore, right when he said that the petitioner had admitted the tenancy. The petitioner having committed default in the payment of rent as ordered by the Rent Controller, the Rent Controller had no other alternative but to direct that the petitioner should put the respondent in possession of the disputed property. The petition is, accordingly, dismissed.
3. We have, however, allowed the petitioner two months' time to vacate the premises and deliver vacant possession to the respondent without the aid of any process of Court. The petitioner should also pay rent to the respondent for these two months.