Vacating a rented property
mohit aggarwal
(Querist) 24 June 2012
This query is : Resolved
Dear Sir,
i wanted to know about rules and regulations regarding properties which are rented way back by my great granfather.how can i vacate those properties.Presently, the value of these properties in lacs and if i would have rented them in todays time i would have benifited alot.Presentily,I am just geting few hundred rupees for the entire year.No,rent recipet or rent agreement is there between us. please,kindly help me on this:-
1.tell me a way to vacate these properties.
2.kindly tell me a way to atleast increase the rent to some respectabiltiy.
warm regards
mohit aggarwal
09802120000
Adv.R.P.Chugh
(Expert) 24 June 2012
Dear Mr.Aggarwal,
This is a big problem in tenancies created way back. Answer the following questions to get a solution :-
1. Was there any agreement ?
2. Does it subsist or in other words was it renewed ?
3. If any, Was it registered ?
4. Which State is the property located in ?
5. The Rent amount per month ?
6. How is it paid ?
7. Who is the owner of the property at present - as per the records ?
mohit aggarwal
(Querist) 24 June 2012
1.its been very long i dont think so there was any agreement.as i asked my father if there was one we ont have a copy now.
2.no.never it was renewed.only by virtue of speaking to each other my grandfather used to renew it.
3.no it was never registered.
4.haryana.
5.here i am talking about three properties .900 approx for one year
6.cssh.
7.one shop was in my granfather name which according to will has now is on my father name.
rest two shop is on my father's chacha ji name as he reside in UK from last 40 years he has given us power of attortney to these properties.
kindly tell me if you wanna know anything else.i would ne extremly thankful to you if you can guide us what should we do in this scenario.
MohammedRaffiq Bijapur
(Expert) 24 June 2012
Issue quit notice if tenancy subsist as per state Rent Act or Under Sec 106 of Transfer of Property Act and then file eviction petition/suit as the case may be.
mohit aggarwal
(Querist) 24 June 2012
sir, is this case in our favour or it would be a long law battle.as you are a expert you would have come up with many cases like this..wat was the judgement in these cases.till we file the case how can we increse the rent legally.
Nadeem Qureshi
(Expert) 24 June 2012
Dear Mohit
there is no time limit in that type of the cases. it's depend on the circumstances of the case and Court.
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