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Under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, what notice is ordinarily required to…

Section 106 treats the lease described as month to month and permits either party to terminate it by fifteen days' notice. The notice period runs from receipt. Six months is…

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Under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, what notice is ordinarily required to terminate a lease for a purpose other than agriculture or manufacturing, assuming no contract, local law or usage to the contrary?

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Section 106 treats the lease described as month to month and permits either party to terminate it by fifteen days' notice.

The notice period runs from receipt.

Six months is the section 106 default for a manufacturing lease.

Section 117 excludes agricultural leases from this chapter unless, and to the extent that, an effective State Government Gazette notification applies the relevant provision.

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Option A

The default notice for this class of lease is fifteen days.

Option B

Section 106 sets fifteen days for the lease described.

Option C

A deemed month-to-month tenancy has a fifteen-day default notice period.

Option D

Six months is the section 106 default for a manufacturing lease. The lease in the question is for a different purpose.

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