TENANT REPLY TO AN EVICTION NOTICE
Date: 3 April 2026.
Landlord named in the notice: Aarav Mehta, of House 118, Sector 21, Chandigarh.
Tenant: Rohan Sharma, of SCO 42, Sector 35, Chandigarh. Recipient/respondent: Rohan Sharma.
Premises: SCO 42, Ground Floor, Sector 35, Chandigarh, identified as SCO 42, Estate Office file EO-42. Jurisdiction selection: The premises are situated in Punjab..
Letting date: 1 April 2026. Rent-law track recorded by the parties: The letting began before 30 November 2013.. Tenancy record: Rent deed dated 15 June 2011. Term basis: The tenancy is month to month..
Permitted use when let: Retail sale of garments and related lawful office activity.. Current monthly rent: ₹85,000 (Rupees Eighty Five Thousand only), payable by day 7 of each month.
Service method: The document will be served by registered post with delivery proof. at SCO 42, Ground Floor, Sector 35, Chandigarh.
- 1. NOTICE ANSWERED
The Tenant replies to the Landlord’s notice dated 2 April 2026, reference Notice to Quit Ref. LM-42/2026. This reply is served on 4 April 2026.
Overall position: The tenant denies the eviction ground and does not agree to vacate..
- 2. FACTS ADMITTED
The Tenant admits only the following facts: The tenancy began on 15 June 2011 and current monthly rent is 85000.. No other allegation is admitted merely because this reply does not reproduce every sentence of the Landlord’s notice.
- 3. ALLEGATIONS DENIED
The Tenant denies the following material allegations for the reasons stated: The tenant denies any unauthorised subletting; the persons identified by the landlord are employees of the tenant company and no possession has been transferred..
- 4. RENT-ACT POSITION
The letting date is 1 April 2026 and the recorded track is The letting began before 30 November 2013.. The Tenant says any statutory eviction must be sought and proved before the competent Rent Controller or Rent Authority under the Act applicable to that track.
- 5. SECTION 106 POINT
If the Landlord relies on section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the Tenant reserves every objection concerning tenancy basis, calculation and service. A section 106 notice is not itself an eviction order where statutory rent protection applies.
- 6. LEGAL OBJECTIONS
The Tenant’s legal objections are: The tenancy is protected under the 1949 Act track and the notice alone does not create an eviction order..
- 7. RENT AND PERFORMANCE
The Tenant will continue to deal with rent and lawful charges in accordance with the tenancy, the applicable Rent Act and any forum order. The Tenant does not treat the dispute as permission to withhold admitted rent without lawful basis.
- 8. DOCUMENTS
Documents relied upon: Rent deed, salary records of employees, rent receipts and access-control records.. The Tenant requests that any future proceeding be decided on original/verified records rather than assumptions in correspondence.