Please note that the leave and licence agreement is covered by the easement act not by the rent Control Act and the provisions of the easement act is applicable in this case as soon as the licence period is expired you can take the position of the property without going to any competent authority but in case of rent Control Act increase the position of the property has not been handed over by the tenant then you have to Evoque the section 24 and visit the competent authority in this regard it is civil court   in your case

The order of small causes court is valid 

it is applicable even in respect of commercial premises given on leave and licence

3) Any licensee who does not deliver possession of the premises to the landlord on expiry of the period of license and continues to be in possession of the licensed premises till he is dispossessed by the Competent Authority shall be liable to pay damages at double the rate of the license fee or charge of the premises fixed under the agreement of license.

S. 24 is applicable for residential leave and license

The Judge has granted damages/compensation/means profits to licensor for overstaying by licensee in licensed premises

It is in discretion of Judge whether to allow the prayer or relief sought by licensor for award of damages or compensation 

If you are aggrieved you can file an appeal before division bench of small causes court

You can challenge it to the appellate court in first appeal 

See the small cause court can pass order under 24 for the commercial premises also in case you are aggrieved of the order you need to prefer an appeal.

No escape, act apply to premises let for the purposes of residence, education, business etc.

And law is clear that licensee who does not deliver possession of the premises to the landlord on expiry of the period of licence shall be liable to pay damages at double the rate of the licence fee.

If there is any default clause that on expiry of agreement , possession not delivered than such cahrge will levy than that clause may apply instead of double.

The court's decision is usually final. In certain circumstances you may be able to appeal the court's decision in Superiror court. 

If lower court judge have given the judgement of double Rent then it is legally valid and you can go for appeal in court of district judge against the order of lower court. 

Section 24 provides for recovery of possession by the landlord of premises on expiry of licence period. On failure of the licensee to so deliver the possession,the landlord can make an application to the competent authority .

Any licensee who does not deliver possession of the premises to the landlord on expiry of the period of license and continues to be in possession of the licensed premises till he is dispossessed by the Competent Authority shall be liable to pay damages at double the rate of the license fee or charge of the premises fixed under the agreement of license.

Any licencee means even the premises taken on leave and licence for commercial shops  hence it is applicable to your case too,.

This is my response to you:

1. The L&L applies for all kinds of properties;

2. It applies to all the kinds of properties as mentioned under section 7(b)(5) of the act;

3. You will not be able to dishonor the agreement;

4. Only if you can establish that the licensor has dishonored the agreement in some way or the other;

5. Or if extension of L&L was orally promised and the licensor never acted upon it;

6. Consult a local lawyer and take steps.