Eviction petition pending for bonafide requirement

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 18 January 2022 This query is : Resolved
My landlord had filed eviction petition for Bonafide requirement of tenanted premises (rent agreement in firm name) , for doing business by himself and with the assistance of his son ,who is in service .His daughters are married and they were not included in petition filed for eviction .
.Case is at stage of Respondent examination .
Landlord,his wife have expired without will and legal heirs (1son,2 daughters) have distributed property among themselves through family settlement .
They had placed request to implead them as legal representatives in present case and afterwards ,1 son,1 daughter do not wish to persue the case .Have surrendered their rights in favour of other daughter (she got the tenanted premises as per Family settlement) .Now ,she has placed request for Bonafide requirement of tenanted premises in individual capacity .
Is same allowable at this stage of the case ?
Plz advice

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A landlord initiated an eviction petition based on a bonafide requirement for business use, with the case now at the respondent examination stage. Following the landlord's passing, his heirs initially sought to be impleaded. However, the son and one daughter have withdrawn their claim, leaving the other daughter, who inherited the property via a family settlement, to pursue the eviction in her individual capacity. The key question is whether this change in claimant is permissible at this late stage, especially considering the rent agreement was originally in a firm's name.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 18 January 2022
What is the opinion of your own counsel? Rent agreement is in Firm name, then what about Firm? Your own counsel has an idea on all these matters. So follow his advice.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 19 January 2022
Without going through complete file it's impossible to advice . your own lawyer can better guide you.

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