'A' has let out his property at Delhi to 'B' at a rent of Rs. 3000/- per month on the terms and…

The Rs 3000 monthly rent is within Delhi’s ordinary rent-control threshold, so eviction falls within the special statutory forum and protections, rather than private arbitral adjudication. Expiry of the two-year contractual lease does not itself remove those protections. An arbitration term or the tenant’s consent cannot confer power to decide such a rent-control eviction. This applies on the ordinary covered-premises reading of the facts; no statutory exemption is stated.

Current law: Vidya Drolia 14 December 2020 overruled the broad exclusion of ordinary Transfer-of-Property-Act tenancy disputes, but preserved nonarbitrability where rent-control legislation gives exclusive jurisdiction to a special forum. That distinction does not change the answer here.