Was the trial court correct in ruling that plaintiff could not be evicted without *516court proceedings for possession instituted against him? By this ruling we understand the trial court to hold that defendants should have instituted summary proceedings for possession under section 11 — 735 of the 1940 Code. This section provides a summary procedure for recovery of possession of real property under certain prescribed conditions. The first objection to proceeding against a roomer under that section is that, as already pointed out, a roomer does not have legal possession, and therefore a judgment cannot be given against him for restitution of possession. But if we assume that a roomer has sufficient actual possession to support a judgment against him for possession, the action against him must come within one of the definitely limited classes of cases specified by the statute.14 Leaving aside cases arising after sale under a deed of trust or foreclosure of mortgage, which obviously have no application here, the classes of cases specified by Code Section 11 — 735 for use in summary proceedings for possession are: