Rahul rents a shop in the city for running his retail business. Later, the landlord decides to…
Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act treats a lease for purposes other than agriculture or manufacturing as month-to-month in the absence of a contrary contract,…
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Rahul rents a shop in the city for running his retail business. Later, the landlord decides to terminate the lease. Since the lease is for purposes other than agriculture or manufacturing and there is no special contract between the parties, the landlord wonders how many days’ notice he must legally give under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, to end the lease. What is the required notice period?
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Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act treats a lease for purposes other than agriculture or manufacturing as month-to-month in the absence of a contrary contract, local law or usage. Such a lease is terminable by "Fifteen days' notice", whereas six months' notice applies to agricultural or manufacturing leases.
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