right way tenant sub-let

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 01 July 2011 This query is : Resolved
dear,i m tenant of trust, due to some problem i m sub-letting, whats the clever way ican defence,please give the opinion if trust file case against me so i can defence myself

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Kiran Kumar (Expert) 02 July 2011
sub-letting is not permitted.

rather than wasting time and money in litigation, it will be better to seek permission of the landlord for the said purpose....the ultimate costs of litigation may come out to be higher than what you will earn by subletting.

otherwise the defence has to be suggested after knowing the entire facts of the case....there are no standard form of defences in any case...whatever u allege is required to be proved in the court.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 02 July 2011
Mr Kiran is absolutely right.

M.Sheik Mohammed Ali (Expert) 02 July 2011
yes, i do agree expert query reply.

DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (Expert) 02 July 2011
Sub letting is now allowed and landlord will not give permission but there are clever ways to avoid this problem.

Gulshan Tanwar (Expert) 02 July 2011
Make a sub-letting first and then see what your landlord do.

There will be two notices one for you and another for the sub-letted; if the landlord fails to give notice to either then the statutory compliance would not have been achieved and his case however strong will be defeated by the ARC.

Just do it.....

Ravikant Soni (Expert) 04 July 2011
Get consent of the landlord.

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