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#landlord#suit#tenant#rent
Can a landlord file a suit of eviction against the tenant even if the rent is as low as Rs. 2,500
Can a landlord file a suit of eviction against the tenant even if the rent is as low as Rs. 2,500
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Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The landlord can file a suit against the tenant for failure to pay the monthly rent and the quantum of rent is of no significance.
Legal
#property#suit#option#agreement
I have a property that is in the name of my father and his brothers. All of them have passed away, my cousins are staying in that property and aren't willing to share it with me, I filed a partition suit against them, but they did not even turn up at court on the dates provided. Now, who would bear the chargers of the legal notice publications and is there any other option to settle this other than mutual agreement?
I have a property that is in the name of my father and his brothers. All of them have passed away, my cousins are staying in that property and aren't willing to share it with me, I filed a partition suit against them, but they did not even turn up at court on the dates provided. Now, who would bear the chargers of the legal notice publications and is there any other option to settle this other than mutual agreement?
Dhiren Shah,Advocate & Solicitor
291 Answered
Answered on November 08, 2017
The Plaintiff in the Partition suit will have to bear the expenses for publication etc., however you could be considered as costs of the suit at the time of passing final decree in such suit. There is no other manner to settle this, other than by mutual agreement. The civil suit for partition is the right way forward.
