Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

My friend stays in a trust building since her birth i.e. 1970 till now. She has lost her mother three years back. The rent receipt had the names of the uncles who had already expired long time ago. When the mother was alive the rent receipt still use to come in the name of the deceased uncles. The rent received never got transferred in the name of the mother as it was understood that the mother is the tenant of the house. The trust had raised an issue saying that he tenancy is illegal. But all the documents with her clearly proved that she too is the said tenant from the date of her birth. Now the daughter wants the rent receipt to be transferred in her name to which the trust says that they are going to send her an undertaking saying that till she is alive she can stay but after her death the said premises will be taken away by the trust. Please note that the daughter is not married.
My question to you why are they giving her an undertaking.
Is the undertaking a legal document in this case.
What do they have in mind.
Also advice me.
Many thanks and Regard,
JKB

Asked on 2/05/10, 4:38 am

Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

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There may not be any harm in giving such an undertaking.

Answered on 2/05/10, 9:44 pm

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