SECOND GROUP . . 99 (e) suit by a landlord to eject a tenant;" A The controversy with which we are concerned in this appeal is a type of suits indicated in second group under clause (e), namely, suits by a landlord to eject a tenant The question of res judicata was analysed in the background of land acquisition proceedings by this Court in Raj Lakshmi Dasi and others vs Banamali Sen and others, There this Court observed that the right to receive compensation for property acquired in land acquisition proceedings as between rival claimants depended on the title to the property acquired and the dispute as to title was raised by the parties and had to be decided by the Land Acquisition Judge after contest, so this decision as to title operates as res judicata in a subsequent suit between the same parties on the question of title The binding force of a judgment delivered under the Land Acquisition Act depended on general principles of law and not on section 11 of the Civil Procedure Code, and the decision of a Land Acquisition Judge would operate as res judicata even though he was not competent to try the subsequent suit.