As per case facts, the plaintiff leased property to the defendant for commercial activities. The defendant defaulted on rent from July 2021, leading to tenancy termination by notice in November ... 2021. Despite this, the defendant continued illegal occupation and business operations, even after her arrest in October 2021 in a money laundering case. The defendant disputed the property's area, claimed rent was paid in cash, and challenged the unregistered lease agreement. The plaintiff sought vacant possession, rental arrears, damages for unlawful use, and GST. The question arose whether the plaintiff was entitled to these reliefs, given the defendant's default and continued occupation. Finally, the High Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, directing the defendant to hand over possession and pay outstanding rental arrears, damages for unlawful occupation, and GST, all with interest, as the defendant failed to prove payment and admitted default.