Section 7 (5) and 15 Monthly Rental Tenants' Default Tenancy Contract Term Monthly Rental Price The tenant's dispute was that no new contract between the parties came into force after the tenancy agreement expired. Was. Therefore, he became a legal tenant and did not have to pay extra rent if he was not mutually renewed after the tenancy contract expired, then the terms and conditions of the term contract continued on the same terms and conditions. As stated in the tenancy agreement. There is also a clause to increase the rent, and the only rules that apply are those that were defaulters of the Cantonment Rent Relations Act, 1963. The provisions of section 7 (5) of the Cantonment Rent Restrictions Act, 1963, were made at Rs. I was there and there was no proper rent. Settled by the rent controller, therefore, the tenant had concluded that the tenant had defaulted on payment of the rent differences High court had also approved the eviction against the tenant through the tenant controller appeal. The order was dismissed in so-called circumstances
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