Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India
Hi,
If a property is in a joint ownership and one of the joint owner refuses to pay towards the maintenance of the property what Law says about this. If one owner keeps paying for the maintenance cost also invests substantial amount of money towards his/her part of the joint property plus on the common land area then when property is sold does this owner entitles to recover the amount he/ her has spent when both joint owners agree to sale the property? Does tenancy in right applies in such cases?
Please inform
1 Answer from Attorneys
30.05.2014
Dear Sir / Madam,
Yes, the Owner who has paid all the charges can recover them from the sale proceeds of the property. A tenanted property cannot be sold or transferred by the tenants without the consent of the Landlord.
Regards,
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