Eviction

Bhavani (Querist) 20 July 2015 This query is : Resolved
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Need expert guidance. My client is tenant, he has a office in the rented portion from last ten years on oral agreement and in 2013 he has entered in written agreement. 11 month rental agreement was made between my client(tenant) and landlord in 2013. now landlord has served a notice to vacant the premises as it need for him for his own requirement. but 2013 tenant has invested in premises made some structural modification. now when tenant is asking the invested money back, the landlord is dening. actuaally tenant has made one mistake he has made structural modification without consent of landlord and he also breached the clause(no alteration and structural modification to premises). now Landlord is questioning tenant that with whos consent u made structural modification and claiming damages. please suggest for tenant to get back invested amount. rent is 2000.

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M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 20 July 2015
where are you from bhavani madam?

because every state govt following their own building lease and rent control act..

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 21 July 2015
since your client need the building's possession for his own requirement, you have a sound ground for eviction.

for that you have to prove your bonafide requirement., and also land lord should not be owned any other building except the tenant's occupied building.

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Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 21 July 2015
Consult some senior lawyer in your court and show him full case file / discuss facts / plaint / reliefs demanded in view of the law existing in your state.

Guest (Expert) 21 July 2015
Well Advised by Expert Mr.Thanga Pandian

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 21 July 2015
Thank you mr.rajkumar..

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 24 July 2015
Whether tenancy oral or written, the tenant cannot breach the conditions of tenancy. If structural modification done on his own unilaterally, then he he is liable to be evicted, however you may amicably settle the issue by having two rounds of talks with the landlord.

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