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Kishan Singh   26 September 2020

REGARDING PROPERTY GIVEN ON RENT TO THE SON

If a person debarred/disown his married son from his movable and immovable properties, in that case can he give his property to him on rent ?


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kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     26 September 2020

Yes.  If he feels any doubt a lease deed may be executed between them and it shall be registered.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate)     26 September 2020

Property can be given on rent to any body/person /firm/company.No restrictions,no bar to give property to his own son.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     27 September 2020

Self contradictory statement has been posted.

On the one hand son is disowned and on the other he is granted leave and licence to use the property, what is the actual problem vis-a'-vis facts of the case, be clear.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     27 September 2020

1.If the property is self-acquired, the father can deal it as he likes and in some cases, if the father is highly rich and influential, and the son is spoiling the reputation and raising loans as of such a rich father, then there are cases where fathers publish it newspapers and disclose that the properties are self-acquired by him and that he is not responsible for the debts incurred by his son.  If the father is ancestral, the father can never oust the rights of other co-sharers and contact a local advocate to warn the public on behalf of other co-sharers on such ancestral property.

2.Sometimes, the father may be kind enough and not to harass the entire family of a son and may offer his property for rent for the son's family due to love and reputation of the family. .  The local advocate may guide you for drafting such a lease deed and to prevent misuse of such occupation to claim the title on the property.

Suri.Sravan Kumar (senior)     27 September 2020

you allow/permit your son to live in the property for rent and your son pays the rent properly and suddenly stops paying rent on some excuse.. What action can you take? can you evict him or can you file case against him? Think and act

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     05 October 2020

Gulls facts are not stated.


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