patric (owner) 06 April 2013

Can this dispute settle?

If a shop is registered in Mr. A's name and Mr.B is running the place with the power of attorney from Mr.A for over 17 years,and the licences of the shop business is in the name of Mr.B for the same number of years.What happens If Mr. A tells to vacate the premises.Is there any chance for any claim by Mr.B in the said premises or the only way is to vacate without any challenge.

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Manish Udar (www.Mehnat.IN) 06 April 2013

vacating is better.

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 06 April 2013

Better to vacate without challenge. Moreover you have a brahmastra to cancel of POA

sridhar pasumarthy (ADVOCATE) 06 April 2013

What are the contents of POA.

In what capacity, have you been in possession for all these years.

Pls elaborate the facts.

Anyhow, even a trespasser, who is in settled possession, cannot be forcibly evicted by the landlord without recourse to law.

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@Querist,

You can get relief by filing a civil suit against the shop-owner by arguing that your business is running smoothly at that place and changing the place would badly affect your livlihood. In case you are forced to evict, you must be compensated accordingly.

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Thanks,

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