Re: tenent

contact a local advocate for rent laws differ from state to state.

Re: tenent

Firstly, we suugest you to respond to the notice after consulting a local lawyer. After that approach him for bying the property.

Re: tenent

you will not be evicted without due process of law. you reply the legal notice sent by landlord and show that you have never defaulted in making payment of rent and you also running an orphange. your case in the court may be stronger.

Re: tenent

It will be a matter of mutual settlement. You should answer the legal notice appropriately. If he is seeking your eviction, you may defend the eviction petition on available grounds.

Re: tenent

You have not mentioned the details of legal notice issued by landlord,first of all and you have not mentioned if there is any agreement for the purchse of the premises between you both.Your question is incomplete.

Re: tenent

take immediate injuction/stay from the civil court where rent matters are heard on the basis of rent receipts issued by the landlord log on to www.angelfire.com/folk/indianlaws

Re: tenent

take immediate injuction/stay from the civil court where rent matters are heard on the basis of rent receipts issued by the landlord log on to www.angelfire.com/folk/indianlaws