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Status quo passed on property can i continue running business in it
30-Nov-2023 (In Property Law)
I have a retail showroom on which status quo order has been passed. Can i continue with my business on that property?
Yes.. in general meaning , it can be considered that you can run your business.
But without knowing the nature of the case fully and completely, it would not be professional advise and hence, to give you proper and professional advise, please share more details.
But without knowing the nature of the case fully and completely, it would not be professional advise and hence, to give you proper and professional advise, please share more details.
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Adv. Namitabh Kothari
Mumbai | 400+ Answers
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Status Quo as to what needs to be understood:-
1. Status quo as to the running of the business in the property?
2. Status Quo as to the right, title and interest in the property where the business is done?
Providing the order of Status Quo i will be able to advise you better.
I hope i make myself clear
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1. Status quo as to the running of the business in the property?
2. Status Quo as to the right, title and interest in the property where the business is done?
Providing the order of Status Quo i will be able to advise you better.
I hope i make myself clear
Take Care
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Adv. Mrinal Pillai
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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Dear Sir/ Madam,
You can continue your own business in that property after passing order of status quo because legal meaning of that is keep or maintain same situation in the suit property till the next order.
Thanks
For details feel free to contact me
You can continue your own business in that property after passing order of status quo because legal meaning of that is keep or maintain same situation in the suit property till the next order.
Thanks
For details feel free to contact me
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Adv. Mayur Sarode
Nashik | 100+ Answers
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Status Quo means as it is. you may continue your retail shop business by maintaining the position as it is. The status quo order is not a restraining order to prevent you doing business but only to maintain the position as it is.
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Adv. Pavan Pandharinath Uttarwar
Aurangabad, Maharashtra | 25+ Answers
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