Tenant's need for housing confirmed; eviction action dismissed due to serious necessity of the rented room.

The court dismissed the landlord's eviction action after the tenant successfully proved they live in a borrowed room and require the rented space for habitation. The landlord argued for possession, but the tenant demonstrated a serious and real need for housing, which the court deemed sufficient to override the landlord's claim. Consequently, the decision was confirmed, establishing that a tenant's genuine housing necessity prevents immediate eviction.