Landlord asking to vacate

Dear client, Pagadi  is not acceptable in law and you cannot base your right on such unsustainable ground. From the facts stated by you it  seems that the landlord has received rent till 2004 and refuse to receive from 2005.  Why you have not taken steps to deposit the rent into the court for all these 8 years. If you are in arrears of agreed rent  you will  become wilfull defaulter. Under the present situation, you may take steps to deposit rent into the court.  You may also file  a suit of permanent Injunction against the landlord not to disposses you without due process of Law. Forget the pagady if you seek legal remedy. Get guidance from Advocates near to you.

I agree with Mr. Shanmugam Lakshmanan. You may file a petition seeking injunction against the landlord from evicting you by force and other means other than by due process of law and also that try to deposit the entire arrears of rent with the Court(Rent controller) so that you do not stand accused as a wilful defaulter.  Pagadi is a mutual transaction which has got no legal recognition, hence you cannot claim it as a right.

Thanks very much Mr. Shanmugam and Mr. Kalaiselvan for your advice, i would be thankful to you if you suggest me any good Advocate or Lawyer in Delhi.  Please do let me know the real fact, do i have any legal right to claim some money to vacate the premises as in 1988 we paid Rs. Two Lakhs (70% to previous tenant and 30% to the owner.