Trust property

Sunita (Querist) 28 December 2015 This query is : Resolved
My name is sunita having a rented property in Haryana what is 60 years old belongs to a trust.
We were paying rent to trust till 1995 and had the slips of rent receipt. But thereafter in 1995 a natural flood came in my area and lost maximum documents. But yes, some documents is still with us.

Thereafter everything was going smoothly till Yr. 2014. Suddenly trust owner become dead. Now the Owner son came to our doorstep and asked us to leave the property. Even he registered the Police complaint FIR against us. Please suggest us.

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Chanchal Nag Chowdhury (Expert) 28 December 2015
This depends on the terms of the Trust deed & the tenancy laws of Haryana.

Guest (Expert) 28 December 2015
Did you pay rent after 1995?
What documents are in your possession

Please always post query in complete form

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 28 December 2015
You have nothing to worry. Mere absence of rent receipt does not relinquish your status as statutory tenant in respect of the said property.
I wonder thwart sort of FIR it is as no criminal case lies unless some false accusations of criminal acts is made.
Your possession in the premises for so long and documents in support thereof is enough to prove your tenancy or the old rent receipts. Si single old rent receipt is enough.
File a civil declaratory suit to thwart any extra judicial measures to evict your forcefully.

M/s. Y-not legal services (Expert) 28 December 2015
Just consult your local advocate. You can be evicted by due process of law only..

Either you can approach concern rent controller or competent court for initiating the litigation proceedings

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 28 December 2015
You can be evicted only through a process of law.

Defend the FIR against you on merits.

H.M.Patnaik (Expert) 28 December 2015
Do you have any doc. to prove ur tenancy. If yes look for any terms stated reg. termination of tenancy.
U have further mentioned , the property belonged to a trust .Obtain a certified copy of the Trust Deed also from O/o the local Charity Commissioner to find out whether the claimant is competent to do so.
U can consult a local Civil lawyer for proper guidance in the matter.

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