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Senthilnathan (MD)     24 March 2011

Long Term Tenancy

Wanted some advice regarding the below mentioned case history :

Around early 1950's a lease agreement was made and the same was registered in Pondicherry Registrars Office.  Since then RENT was given from Rs.50 and gradually increased to Rs.300/- till March 2004. The agreement made between the two parties were succeeded by their sons. No fresh agreement was made and the hiked Rent of Rs.300/- from 1977 till 2004 was maintained with a rent receipt, in 2004, the said Landlord calls upon the Tenant and asks to pay Rs.6000/- per month and said orally that after five years he would sell the demised property by deducting the amount. From 2004  April onwards Rs. 6000/- was given and no rent receipt was issued by thesaid landlord. Now, in 2009 March, exactly after five years, the said landlord sends a R.P.A.D saying that " Pay the Rent Rs.6000/- for the demised permises by the 5th date of every monthly calendar." Since the receipt of this R.P.A.D., the statutory tenant stopped paying Rs. 6000/-. We have a filed a case.

Now my query is :

1. According to the said landlord, Can the rent be increased from Rs.300 to 6000 at a go ?

2. When an agreement is made between the father's of the landlord and tenant and as they both have deceased, why hasn't the landlord renewed or made a fresh agreement between him and the present tenant who is the son of the registered tenant ?

3. In way of mouth, it seems that he is going to sell the property to someone else, 

         1. Can he sell to someone else without our knowledge ?

          2. Can the tenant have a way of stopping that selling procedure ?

         3. Is there any advantage from the tenant 's side  as he is being there since early 1950's, and since then               he is maintaining the building too.

Awaiting your suggestions

Thank You



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 2 Replies

DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (POWER OF DEFENSE IS IMMENSE )     24 March 2011

If you are from the tenants side no problem , if landlord deffcult for you in court of law.

Senthilnathan (MD)     24 March 2011

Firstly Thankyou for your quick response

am sending this on behalf of the tenant only could you be more precise sir


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