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Anirudh Jakhotia   25 March 2017

Right of action

A has let out a property to B and B has sub-let that property to C. A has not taken any action against B. A sold the property to one D on 'as is where is basis' and D knew about the sub-letting.

Can D evict B on the ground of sub-letting? Does the right of action devolve upon D from A?



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Kumar Doab (FIN)     25 March 2017

Generically speaking;Yes.

You may show the docs on record to your own counsel at your own location specializing in such/property matters.

Preferably try to settle the matter amicably.

 

 

Anirudh Jakhotia   25 March 2017

Thank you so much :D


(Guest)

In another decade or so D will get ejection orders.  Then another half decade to execute the ejection orders. That too if your advocate files the case.  Or else there are many advocates who just take fees and dont file case at all and keep taking fees at regular intervals.  Be aware.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     27 March 2017

First Try amicable settlement.


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