If any eviction decree is obtained on the basis of compromise than on execution:
Verified Answer
A. The executing court has not right to enquire about the validity of the decree
B. Executing court will see whether ground was available or not
C. Tenant has right to challenge the decree as no ground was available under section 12 of the Act
D. Landlord has right to impose new condition for execution
Explanation:
Even if an eviction decree is based on a compromise, the executing court has the power and duty to satisfy itself that the compromise was lawful and that a statutory ground for eviction existed, particularly under Rent Control Acts, to prevent circumvention of the law.