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Plaint injunction case is not clear


09-Nov-2026 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
If plaint is ambiguous. What should I do Tenant is asking that he is tenant and writing he is in possession of full floor though he is tenant of one room . Afterwards he says I am tenant of one room but possession he didn't clear . Now he can ask that I am in possession of full floor though he had not cleared how he is in possession of full floor
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So in this kind of situation, you should clear out the ambiguous part in the written statement. The written statement is a reply to the plaint and defence of the defendant. So whatever the confusion is there in the contents of the plaint, you should take one stand and clear out that confusion. Suppose if the tenant is saying that he is tenant of one room, then while replying to this you should specifically stare that the tenant is in possession of that particular room only and at the time you should also deny to the statement where he is saying that he is in possession of full floor
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