Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

T.S. 119 OF 2009(jr. division)

ALOKA GHOSH

VS

ASHIM GHOSH

Smi.aloka ghosh is my Mother,

My mother take a shop since 2002 as

rant rs 150/- PER day,

on that time I have no rent recipt, but shop owner

thake check.after 6th month he stoped to

collect check, he thake monyby hand.

in the year 2008 he tell me thet please vacket

my shop. on that time union helps me. they are

make a aggerement with 12 MONTH,

I have some slip, that is "He take rs 5000/- from Mrs. aloka ghosh for shop Management

in the month of ........."

I have a white paper which is showing that he take a cosson mony 28,500/-(refundable) and

dew RENT privious 4 month.on that time he comments that if I pay mony smoothy, he shoud

renue aggrement for 4 years

after 12th month when he can't renue , I open a cash file

on that time I know that the shop owner is

KOLKATA MUNICIPALITE CORPORATION,& Mr, ashim ghosh is tennent.

in the year 2010 I found two copys of recipet that

after 2009 MR. HARI RAY was pay the rent at kmc

before 2009 MR. ASHIM GHOSH IS PAY rent at kmc

I FOUND A AGGREMENT WHISH IS Showing that MR. ASHIM GHOSH take this shop from HARI RAY at 1990

I like to know fuature of this cash

thank you

DISHARI GHOSH


Asked on 3/30/14, 10:06 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Fca Prashant Chavan Expert Edge LLP

01.04.2014

Dear Dishari,

The previous Landlord-Tenant relationship has been abolished since 1985 and it has been replaced by the Licensor-Licensee relationship since then which is governed vide an Agreement for Leave and License wherein the lease is for a fixed term duration ranging from 11 (eleven) months to maximum 03 (three) years. I am not a fortune teller that I will be in any position to predict the outcome of the case, but I know for sure that the Licensor who has leased the shop or premises to you, can ask you to vacate it by serving the agreed notice period in writing to vacate it.

Regards,

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Answered on 3/31/14, 10:20 pm


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