Tenant defies SC eviction order, his son sells landlord’s property, HC strikes off buyer's suit

The tenant did not vacate the property.

He and his wife had executed a registered settlement deed in favour of their son on August 10, 2001.

Their son subsequently transferred the property through two registered sale deeds.

One of the sale deeds was executed in January, 2012.

One of the buyers alleged that the landlord’s family was interfering with her claimed peaceful possession of the property.

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Source attribution: Times of India – Business.

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