Conditional order to pay rental arrears

First of all you have approached  the court on wrong ground , it is settled rule that once a defaulter always a defalter, you could have gone for eviction on the ground of default of payment of rent.

The RCA is only against the order passed in the MP for payment of rent but not against your main case, so both the case will proceed at the same time.

So far stay in the RCA is concerned the court may grant the same if you do not put stiff resistance. Ask your lawyer to oppose the stay matter strongly. If the main case i.e. RCOP is disposed of finally then the RCA filed by the tenant will become infructuous. See that the RCOP is finally disosed early.

Thanks surjit for your reply.

My tenant filed RCA and it has been numbered, but he requested stay against my RCOP proceedings and its posted for order in First hearing.

Regading eviction ground, we said bonafide and willful default, what is wrong in going by two grounds please clarify.

You see the main three principle of getting tenant evicted is (1) default in rent i.e. even he default in payment of one month rent on time, and starts payment  of the other month rent he is a defaulter, because court says once a defaulter always a defaulter (2) meaningful alteration in the rented premises without the knowledge of the owner and (3) bonafide requirement. If you fix your case within these three requrement you have a good case for eviction.