purpose for which the same was used immediately prior to the death of the intestate; (k) Upon the termination of the occupancy the occupant shall yield up the residential holding and all additions thereto and all fittings and fixtures thereon in good and tenantable repair in accordance with the stipulation in that behalf hereinbefore contained. 8. The occupancy of a residential holding hereunder shall be terminated automatically on the happening of any of the following events, (a) Upon the remarriage of the occupant where such occupant is a wife; (b) Upon the death of the occupant or all the occupants; (c) Upon the occupant, being a child, or all the occupants, being children, attaining the age of 18 in the case of males and attaining the age of 21 or marrying in the case of females; (d) Upon the occupant or occupants ceasing to occupy the residential holding for a continuous period of six months; (e) Upon surrender in writing signed by the occupant if adult or endorsed by the court if the occupancy is by a minor or minors: Provided that where any child or children of the description contained in paragraph 1 of this Schedule were resident with and dependent upon the occupant at the residential holding immediately before such event, the occupancy shall not terminate but such child or children shall succeed thereto. 9. (1) Any court having jurisdiction over the residential holding, having regard to its value upon application by the registered proprietor for the time being of the said holding or any part thereof, may order the termination of the occupancy of the residential holding or any part thereof upon proof of existence of any one or more of the following grounds, (a) That the occupant has persistently failed to comply with one or more of the provisions of paragraph 7 of this Schedule; (b) That suitable alternative accommodation is available for the occupant and any persons resident with and dependent on the occupant who would suffer no hardship by occupying such alternative accommodation instead of the residential holding; (c) That no hardship would be occasioned to the occupant or any person resident with and dependent upon the occupant if the occupant is paid a sum of money to be assessed by the court instead of being permitted to occupy the residential holding or such part as the case may be and the applicant will immediately pay such sum to the occupant: Provided that, (i) The court shall not be bound to order such termination even where someone or more grounds as above exists;