In the premises, it appears to us that for the purpose of disposal of this appeal it is necessary to consider: (i) whether the appellant was carrying on his own advertisement business? (ii) Even if so, whether such an act can be termed as parting with possession of the roof or any part thereof by the appellant in favour of the advertiser because by putting up such hoarding he is getting a return otherwise? (iii) The next question that arises is that if it is found that it was not a business of the appellant to carry on the advertising but the appellant had allowed up advertising agency to put up its advertising hoarding, then would such an act amount to parting with possession of the roof or any part thereof by the appellant? (iv) In any event, can any case or cause of action for the suit filed on 1974 on the basis of exhibit 6, namely, the letter dated January 20, 1977 of M/s. Paramount Services be maintained? On behalf of appellant it was contended by Shri Tapash Ray, counsel for the appellant, that the judgment and order of the High Court could not be sustained and in the facts and circumstances of the case, there could not be any evic tion order passed against the appellant by virtue of section 13(1)(e) of the Act.