Key legal question
Whether the landlord was entitled to seek eviction despite not proving ownership of the premises.
Extracted holding
Yes. Under the lease, the landlord’s contractual duty and corresponding right to restitution do not depend on ownership; the tenant must return the premises to the landlord after valid termination.
Extracted reasoning
The court held that the lease creates an obligatory right to return of the premises once the lease ends. Ownership is not required for the landlord to demand eviction; if landlord and owner are not identical, the tenant may still not resist the landlord’s contractual claim on that basis.