Bonofide requirement

Mr. Raj, Being an old lady, you can request the court for a chair and court will provide one for her to sit and answer.  To prove her bonafide requirement, she has to establish either that she has no nearest relatives, or nearest relatives are not maintaining her and she is living at the mercy of others.  ddkharpudikar@indiatimes.com

Mr. Raj the basic requirement is there must be a need not merely a desire.

for every state the interpretation of rent law is different reason being the rent laws differ from state to state.

even while filing petition various necessary ingredients are required to be mentioned carefully.

ur mother must be in position to prove her need...i.e. why she requires the premises?...how may properties she is having? etc......all such issues can be better explained by a local lawyer.

some one can appear as Attorney on behalf of ur mother, but when it comes to the answering of questions which are strictly out of personal knowledge of ur mother then she is supposed to be there in the court.

better would be u meet some local lawyer, i think u ve posted various queries here in this context.....we dont mind answering to them......but a personal consultation gives u a better idea of what the actual position of law is.

hi. actually you have not  mentioned the place where u have filed the suit since different STATES have different laws relating to RENT CONTROL AND grounds of eviction have been provided therein.Now the old lady can be represented through her counsel and there is the provision for issue of commission to be issued by the court in order to take evidence at the cost of party applying for it. as to your queston of proving BONAFIDE REQUIREMENT the concerned law has to be seen.