Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

Rent Act

The landlord has filed a suit against me in the year 1998,and has served notice thru baliffe and has also taken pasting order so as to make the notice effective.The Hon.Court has passed the ex-parte decree in the above suit ,to handover peaceful and vacant possesion of the premises in absolute use by me.He has also not collected rents since last 10 years,for the best known reason known to him.However he has tii-date not executed the said decree upon me.What is my legal position,and what should i do to defend my self.Is there any law of limition for demanding rent,in absence of not reminder or notice served on me.Kindly guide me in the above matter.


Asked on 2/02/07, 11:18 am

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Re: Rent Act

Your legal position can only be assessed by conulting the related papers.The period of Limitation for executing the Decree is 12 years and for recovery of rent is 3 years except if the court has passed any order for rent during the pendency of the case.You are advised to take advise of a competent Advocate.

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Answered on 2/02/07, 2:38 pm


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