Tenant landlord
4 years ago
Sir I am co tenant with my brother and filled rad suit in court and in the process of case my brother who is co tenant applied for depositing rent in court and court ordered to deposit rent in court
Sir will it affect my tenancy as my brother is depositing rent in court sir I am also plaintiff in rad suit along with my brother in plaint it is clearly written that I am is co tenant with my brother
What should I do
Can I deposit part of rent in court along with my brother
Jagannath S Pawar
Responded 4 years ago
A.If you are a Co Tenant with all proof of residency and tenancy rights you need not fear. However as already been told deposit your part of rent amount from your own arrangements for safer and substantial convenience.
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A.Dear Sir,
Yes, you have to deposit your portion of rent and be safe.
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Yes, you have to deposit your portion of rent and be safe.
Please call me and take PAID legal consultancy on my mobile through the administrators of this website.
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