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Landlord not abiding by Court order to renovate shops. What can i do?
20-Jun-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
we have final judgement from civil court regarding the repairing of our rented shops run by my grandfather last 50yrs..shops are in very dilipiated condition. after final judgement, we have started repairing work as by written statement" he can replace 4 wooden block and 20-25 brick slabs on the roof.." now the landlord creating problem and not following the judgement please suggest us what to do on repeated calls from court, landlord never present there and didnot submit the repairing estimate for submission in court. pls help
Please file a execution petition in a court. Then court will help you in all the aspects according to the judgement. Court has power to issue warrant or attachment of proper for non-presence in court.
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Adv. Laksheyender Kumar
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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Hi. It appears that you have a decree from a court of law. If the decree has not been taken up in appeal, you can file an execution proceeding before a competent court. You can also institute contempt proceedings.
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Adv. Shreyans Singhvi
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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You can approach the court which gave judgment and inform them about the landlord not abiding by the court's order leaving you helpless in such situation. Court itself will take appropriate action against defaulting landlord and will make him do as required.
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Adv. Siddhant Sharma
Delhi | 500+ Answers
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