Under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, what notice period applies to terminate a…
The substituted section 106(1) prescribes six months’ notice for a manufacturing lease under the default rule. The notice period runs from receipt of the notice under…
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Under section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, what notice period applies to terminate a valid year-to-year lease of immovable property for manufacturing purposes when no contract, local law or usage provides otherwise?
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Correct answer B
The substituted section 106(1) prescribes six months’ notice for a manufacturing lease under the default rule.
The notice period runs from receipt of the notice under section 106(2).
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Option A
Thirty days is not the default period for this manufacturing lease.
Option B
Six months is the statutory period on the stated facts.
Option C
Sixty days is shorter than the six months section 106(1) prescribes.
Option D
Three months is shorter than the six-month statutory period.
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