5. Entering a decree nisi by the Court

the lease agreement produced –

is properly executed and the stamp fees are duly paid as required by law; and

is not open to suspicion by reason of any alteration, erasure or interpolation in the lease agreement unless such alteration, erasure or interpolation has been made before the signing by the executing parties as stated in the attestation by notary public, as the case may be; and

the contents of the affidavit filed is satisfactory to prove, prima facie, the case on the part of the plaintiff, the Court shall enter a decree nisi in the form set out in the

the arears of lease rentals;

service charges, if any, until the plaintiff is restored to vacant possession of the premises;

liquidated damages, if any, from the expiry of the lease agreement or effective date of the termination of the lease agreement until the date of restoration of the plaintiff to the vacant possession of the premises;

interest on arrears of lease rentals, service charges and liquidated damages at the rate of legal interest; or

such costs as the Court may allow together with such other reliefs prayed for by the plaintiff as the